Exporting a PDF with spreads in Adobe InDesign is crucial when preparing documents like booklets, brochures, or magazines that are meant to be printed as facing pages.
In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to properly export a print-ready PDF file with spreads directly from InDesign, including key settings for professional results.
✅ In This Tutorial You’ll Learn:
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What are spreads in InDesign?
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How to enable spreads in your document
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How to export a high-quality PDF with spreads
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The correct Adobe PDF (Print) settings
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How to preserve layout and resolution for print
📌 Why Use Spreads in a PDF?
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Perfect for printing booklets and magazines
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Keeps facing pages together (like a left and right page)
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Gives the printer an accurate layout preview
🧰 Tools Used:
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Adobe InDesign CC / CS6
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Export Settings: Adobe PDF (Print)
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Optional: Bleed and crop marks setup
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