You just need to think about this a different way. What you are talking about can easily be done by placing multiple copies of a single PCB design into one PCB design, then exporting that as a pdf file so that you can print several copies of the PCB onto one toner transfer sheet. The simplest way to do that is to: 1. Design your PCB; 2. Save it; 3. Then do: **Save As Module...** 1. then create a new PCB into which you place as many copies of the PCB Module as you want; 2. Save it (as a PCB) 3. Export it to PDF; Done.

Hi, yeah, I have found myself in the same pickle as you previously. What I do is export that PCB image as a mirror and save it as the PDF with one image. Then I open up my totally legit copy of Photoshop, make a new A4 project. After that I import that PDF and make copies that fill the A4 page, then export it as a PDF again and it's ready for printing. I have not used it for PDF's or much at all, but GIMP is a free and open source Photoshop alternative and should be simple to do. [https://www.gimp.org/](https://www.gimp.org/) How to import PDF's in GIMP: [https://www.tecmint.com/convert-pdf-to-image-using-gimp/#:~:text=Click%20on%20the%20GIMP%20File,as%20Layers%2C%20and%20select%20Import](https://www.tecmint.com/convert-pdf-to-image-using-gimp/#:~:text=Click%20on%20the%20GIMP%20File,as%20Layers%2C%20and%20select%20Import).

@andyfierman Damn, that's be easier than my convoluted method. :D

@azhaque, @deskpro256, Here's another way to do it using LibreOffice PDF editing options: Export the original PCB as PDF; Install LibreOffice; Open LibreOffice Draw; Open the PDF from the **File > Open...** menu in LibreOffice Draw; Do **Page > Properties** to set the **Paper Format**; Left click and drag a selection box around the whole of the PCB layout; Move the the mouse back over the selection then right click and do **Group**; **CTRL+C** to copy; **CTRL+V** to place a new instance; Select and drag the copy; **File > Save**; Export from Draw using **File > Export As > Export as PDF**; Set the PDF Export Options as:  Click **Export**. This will export a PDF with multiple copies of the PCB in it. <br> If the PCB is exported as SVG then something similar can be done using Inkscape or Gimp but the user interfaces for these packages are harder to learn. :)

Andy, Deskpro. Much obliged for your helpful responses. Let me try these out and report. thanks again. azhaque