Print multiple pages on sheet

I had the same problem and created a simple work-a-round.  The first ahah is to understand that Adobe PDF does not have a "step and repeat" function to place and print multiples of a single file on a single page.  You have to have the "ahah" that Adobe PDF can take a document that has multiple pages and print those images/pages on a single page.  Of course a little math is needed to be sure that all will fit.
For Example-
I have one PDF file - a 3.5 inch x 3.5 inch sticker. 
i open adobe PDF and select CREATE a PDF and choose the option SINGLE FILE

While in that dialog I click SINGLE FILE and choose my PDF file of my sticker.  
Then I hit CREATE and a screen appears with 1 page and my file.

Then I hit ORGANIZE PAGES and a new screen appears with a thumbnail image of my original one page file
Now for the trick!!!
I click on the thumbnail (my outline turns blue) , I then click copy or use a keyboard shortcut for copy and then SIMPLY USE THE KEYBOARD SHORT CUT FOR PASTE.  A new page is added with a duplicate of my sticker.  I create 6 pages using this technique as I have calculated that I can print 6 images on a letter size paper.

Then in the print dialog I select multiples and the correct layout.

This thread helped me, 13 years later.  You'd think they would have upgraded the Printer Options by now, but NOPE.

Based on other responses, I printed my document to a PDF and made 4 copies. This gave me a PDF with 4 pages with the same thing on each page.  Then I printed that PDF with "Multiple" selected and 2x2 for Pages per sheet, putting 4 to a single page.

Was googling this and found this thread, it still didn't work for me, but then a lovely person gave me this link to try something different and I prefer this option. I feel gives me more flexibility, hope it helps you too.... 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVfc7uWD0Z0

Whoever answered this is a genius.  I just spent two hours trying to do the same thing, print multiple invitations for my kid's birthday party on one sheet, and this worked beautifully!  Thank you deleted user!!!

In case your PDF has only 1 page. Print 2 copies of the page to a new PDF file.

Then open the new file and use ElWarboGrande​​ solution (use pages numbers: 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1)

I know this is over three years old, but in case anyone else needs this, I figured out how to do it.

After setting the page scaling to "Multiple pages per sheet" all you have to do is repeat the page in the "pages" field. For instance, If I have a document that prints front and back and I want it to print 3 up, I would set the "pages per sheet" to 1 by 3 and then for the page range, I would enter 1,1,1,2,2,2. This tells Acrobat to print page 1 three times, then page 2 three times. Since it's set to 1 by 3, it will arrange 3 iterations to a sheet.

Hope that can still help someone here.

Were you able to resolve this problem yet?

I was having the same problem a little while ago today but I finally figured it out.

In order to print two pages (or in my case, three) to a sheet, two (three) pages need to be available in the document file, even if the two (three) pages per sheet are the same exact page.

So I went into Acrobat with my document file (Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional, version 8.3.0, is what I'm using) and inserted extra pages using the same file (under the Document tab on the menu bar) and then proceeded to try printing again. VOILA! The print preview was finally showing me three pages to one sheet and when I printed it out, SUCCESS!

I realize that you asked your question a little more than a year ago, but I figured I'd respond to it anyway (even though I now notice that Bernd Alheit pretty much responded with the same thing). Hope it helps!

I understand the workaround, but hate having to do it. In case anyone from Adobe is reading, why oh why must I used a workaround for what should be a basic feature? Not asking for complicated plug-in level imposing software, just take the excellent work you've done with multiple-page printing on a single sheet, and make it work with a single page. Please!

Thanks to everyone who helped. Ultimately, it turns out to be something I apparently can't do through my print driver (which doesn't make sense.) I unfortunately do not have Adobe Acrobat, though it may turn out to be necessary to get it in the near future.

Thanks again,

  Mark

- Make a copy of the file.

- With Adobe Acrobat combine the two files to a new document.

- Print this new document using "2 up".