Software · Utilities & files

PDF Stitcher

Modify PDF sewing patterns.

Completely free
Linux
Open source

At a glance

PDF Stitcher is completely free: it is open source software, and every feature is available without paying or subscribing.

Its licence (MPL-2.0) is a copyleft open source licence: you may use, study, modify and redistribute it, including commercially; modified versions must keep the same licence.

Strengths

Open source code
Commercial use allowed

About

PDF Stitcher was developed to help sewists convert print-at-home PDF sewing patterns into a single large file suitable for use with a projector. Just like printing and taping together a paper pattern, PDF Stitcher takes the specified page range, amount to trim from each page, and number of rows or columns and assembles the pages together to form a complete pattern. Features Stitch together pages in any order with specified number of rows/columns Rotate pages for stitching Add a margin around the final output Trim or overlap the edges of each page by a specified amount Add blank pages by including zeros in the page list (e.g. 1-5,0,6-10) Layers are automatically preserved if present in the source document Exclude layers (either deactivate or remove) Modify line properties (colour, thickness, style (solid, dashed, dotted))

Description from Flathub — AppStream (Flathub)

Sources and checks

Facts collected from Official plan pages (pricing, licence, terms) (commercial use) — 10 November 2026
Facts collected from Flathub (credit card, publisher, licence, free status, platforms, commercial use, version) — 10 November 2026
Last technical check: 8 November 2026
Description from Flathub — AppStream (Flathub)

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