I'm trying to make "A"-sized (8.5" x 11") pdfs into "B"-sized (11" x 17") pdfs. Because of their dimensions, I should be able to fit two "A"-sized papers into a single "B"-sized paper. I want the A sized output to be on the right side of the page and left side of the B sized paper to be blank. I'm updating a program I wrote to put information onto a pdf and want it to convert the A sized papers to B sized as well. Currently, I'm using separate steps to first merge information into an "A"-sized pdf, and then another step to try to merge a blank "B"-sized paper with the "A"-sized paper. Proabably could do this in a single step, but I'm just trying to make this work. Any help would be appreciated. # Makes a temporary pdf to put text into and merge into another pdf later c = canvas.Canvas("temp.pdf", pagesize=Pagesize_Canvas) c.setFont(Font, Font_size) c.setFillColorRGB(1, 0, 0) # Red color c.drawString(LABEL_ONE_position_width, LABEL_ONE_position_height, LABEL_ONE) #sets position of LABEL_ONE on back of paper. c.drawString(LABEL_TWO_position_width, LABEL_TWO_position_height, LABEL_TWO) #sets position of LABEL_TWO on back of paper. c.save() temp_pdf = PdfReader(open("temp.pdf", "rb")) temp_page = temp_pdf.pages[0] # Merge step Final_output_pdf = PdfWriter() for page_num, page in enumerate(existing_pdf.pages): if page_num >= 0: page.merge_page(temp_page) Final_output_pdf.add_page(page) # Save the output PDF to a file with open(f"{newpath}\{ROW}_{PART_NUMBER:.0f}_{SHEETCOUNT}.pdf", "wb") as output_file: Final_output_pdf.write(output_file) temptwo_pdf = PdfReader(open(f"C:\\Users\\{USERNAME}\\Desktop\\blank_B_size.pdf", "rb")) # Merge step Finaltwo_output_pdf = PdfWriter() for page_num, page in enumerate(Final_output_pdf.pages): if page_num >= 0: page.merge_page(temptwo_pdf) Finaltwo_output_pdf.add_page(page) with open(f"{newpath}\{ROW}_{PART_NUMBER:.0f}_{SHEETCOUNT}.pdf", "wb") as output_file: Final_output_pdf.write(output_file) temptwo_pdf.stream.close() temp_pdf.stream.close() os.remove("temp.pdf") Continue reading...