Batch Print Simulation Tool
Manage print queue, simulate batch print tasks
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📖 User Guide
Click to view detailed usage instructions
Batch Print Simulation Tool
Free online batch print simulation tool, support managing print queue for multiple files, set print copies and start number, select naming pattern, generate print queue code, one-click copy.
Main Features
1. File Management
- Add/remove print files
- Select/deselect files
- Display file page count
2. Print Configuration
- Set copies per file
- Set start number
- Prefix/suffix naming pattern
3. Print Summary
- Selected file count
- Total pages
- Print job count
4. Multiple Output Formats
- HTML queue display
- JSON data format
- Text list
How to Use
- Add files to print
- Select files to print
- Set print copies
- Set start number
- Select naming pattern
- Click "Copy Result"
Use Cases
- Office Printing: Batch print multiple documents
- Layout Proofreading: Simulate print order
- Print Management: Plan print tasks
- Workflow Optimization: Optimize print workflow
FAQ
How many files supported?
Supports adding any number of files for batch management.
How to adjust print order?
Simply drag to reorder in the file list.
What's the difference between naming patterns?
Prefix mode: Number before filename (e.g., 1_document.pdf) Suffix mode: Number after filename (e.g., document_1.pdf)
File List
document1.pdf
5 pages
document2.pdf
3 pages
document3.pdf
8 pages
Print Summary
Selected
3
Total Pages
16
Copies
1
Jobs
3
Generated Output
html<style>
.print-queue { font-family: Arial, sans-serif; max-width: 600px; margin: 20px auto; }
.print-item { padding: 10px; margin: 5px 0; background: #f5f5f5; border-radius: 4px; }
.print-item.completed { background: #d4edda; }
</style>
<div class="print-queue">
<h2>Batch Print Queue</h2>
<p>Total: 3 files, 16 pages</p>
<div class="print-item">Print: 1_document1.pdf (5 pages)</div>
<div class="print-item">Print: 2_document2.pdf (3 pages)</div>
<div class="print-item">Print: 3_document3.pdf (8 pages)</div>
</div>