The following list describes all possible options of \includepdf. All options are
using the ⟨key=value⟩ syntax.
• Main options:
pages Selects pages to insert. The argument is a comma separated list,
containing page numbers (pages={3,5,6,8}), ranges of page numbers
(pages={4-9}) or any combination. To insert empty pages use {}.
E.g.: pages={3,{},8-11,15} will insert page 3, an empty page, and
pages 8, 9, 10, 11, and 15.
Page ranges are specified by the following syntax: ⟨m⟩-⟨n⟩. This selects
all pages from ⟨m⟩ to ⟨n⟩. Omitting ⟨m⟩ defaults to the first page; omit-
ting ⟨n⟩ defaults to the last page of the document. Another way to select
the last page of the document, is to use the keyword last. (This is only
permitted in a page range.)
E.g.: pages=- will insert all pages of the document, and pages=last-1
will insert all pages in reverse order.
(Default: pages=1)
nup Puts multiple logical pages onto each sheet of paper. The syntax of
this option is: nup=⟨xnup⟩x⟨ynup⟩. Where ⟨xnup⟩ and ⟨ynup⟩ specify the
number of logical pages in horizontal and vertical direction, which are
arranged on each sheet of paper. (Default: nup=1x1)
landscape Specifies the format of the sheet of paper, which is rotated by
90 degrees. This does not affect the logical pages, which will not be
rotated by the ‘landscape’ option. To rotate the logical pages use the
‘angle’ option (e.g. ‘angle=90’). Either ‘true’ or ‘false’ (or no value, which
is equivalent to ‘true’). (Default: landscape=false)
• Layout options:
delta Puts some horizontal and vertical space between the logical pages. The
argument should be two dimensions, separated by space. See Chapter 2.3
and Figure 1. (Default: delta=0 0).
offset Displaces the origin of the inserted pages. The argument should be two
dimensions, separated by space. In ‘oneside’ documents positive values
shift the pages to the right and to the top margin, respectively, whereas
in ‘twoside’ documents positive values shift the pages to the outer and
to the top margin, respectively. See Chapter 2.3 and Figure 1. (Default:
offset=0 0)
frame Puts a frame around each logical page. The frame is made of lines
of thickness \fboxrule. Either ‘true’ or ‘false’ (or no value, which is
equivalent to ‘true’). (Default: frame=false)
column Pdfpages normally uses ‘row-major’ layout, where successive pages
are placed in rows along the paper. The column option changes the out-
put into a ‘column-major’ layout, where successive pages are arranged in
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