Drop the document here or browse for it. If it has bookmarks, the tabs are placed and named from them straight away.
| # | Position | Page | Colour | Picture | Text on the tab |
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One tab per line: page number, then the text. Tabs, commas or dashes between them all work, e.g. 12, Installation. Spreadsheet columns paste straight in.
Enter starts a new line on the tab. Text pasted from Word keeps its bold, italic, underline and colour. Sizes are relative: the whole tab still shrinks or grows to fit the way the text settings say.
Add printed index tabs to a PDF from its bookmarks, page numbers or a spreadsheet — tab sheets on 3-cut to 24-cut stock, bleed tabs running off the fore-edge, or both — with 14 tab shapes, rich text, colour palettes, a 3D book preview and die-cut files for the Duplo DPC, DSM and UD cutters. Five example jobs are built in.
This online edition is a demonstration. Everything works, and your files never leave your computer — they are read and built in the browser. Saved PDFs carry a DEMO mark and every file name ends in “Demo”. The licensed ImposeIQ Suite produces unmarked output.
Fonts installed on your computer, linking to an ImposeIQ MIS job and saving die-cut files straight into one folder need the desktop Suite; the built-in and bundled fonts work here, and each file downloads. Die-cut files keep their QR job recall, but the “Demo” added to each name means the QR no longer matches it. Settings and templates are kept in this browser only.
Duplo® and the DPC, DSM and UD product names are trademarks of Duplo Corporation and Duplo USA Corporation. All other names are the property of their owners and are used only to identify the equipment the software works with; no endorsement is implied.
PDF.js (Apache 2.0, © Mozilla Foundation and contributors), pdf-lib (MIT, © Andrew Dillon), fontkit (MIT, © Devon Govett), bwip-js (MIT, © Mark Warren) and SheetJS Community Edition (Apache 2.0). The bundled fonts are under the SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0. Our thanks to their authors.