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Hi, i'd love to be more creative on indesign, and would love to know how you can design a book/magazine with different page sizes. I've tried looking up tutorials online, but couldn't find any.
If anyone could help, i'd really appreciate it.
(examples found on pinterest)
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At the bottom of the Pages panel, click on the Edit Page Size button. A drop-down menu will appear with a list of pre-set sizes. Select one of these sizes and the new Master Page will change to that size.
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Here are two approaches, both require selecting one or more pages with the Page tool in the Pages panel (selected pages turn blue).
Option 1: Select the pages and define the specific page size using the Control Panel
Option 2: Alt/Opt drag the sizing handles to resize visually
~Barb
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At the bottom of the Pages panel, click on the Edit Page Size button. A drop-down menu will appear with a list of pre-set sizes. Select one of these sizes and the new Master Page will change to that size.
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Here are two approaches, both require selecting one or more pages with the Page tool in the Pages panel (selected pages turn blue).
Option 1: Select the pages and define the specific page size using the Control Panel
Option 2: Alt/Opt drag the sizing handles to resize visually
~Barb
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Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out to the Adobe InDesign community. In addition to great responses given by Ian and Barb, I would request checking out this Youtube tutorial on https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=pXWvphg6iNM
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Ashutosh
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Thank you all so much! I'll definitely check out the tutorial.
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Make sure to coordinate this with your printer. They may not appreciate it when in the middle of a magazine, a few pages are smaller (or larger!) than others.
To be able to print, they may require all pages be the same size (of course your design can be for a much smaller page), where smaller pages are cut down later; or, the other sizes might need printing on another machine and/or paper stock.