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<div class="faq-list">
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
<span data-i18n="tools:duplexCollate.faqOddPagesQuestion"
>What if my scan has an odd number of pages?</span
>
What kind of scan is this tool for?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a" data-i18n="tools:duplexCollate.faqOddPagesAnswer">
A duplex scan should have an even page count. If it does not, a page
was probably scanned twice or missed. The tool warns you before
processing, and any unpaired pages are appended at the end so
nothing is lost.
<p class="faq-d-a">
A PDF produced by feeding a stack through a single-sided scanner
twice, once for the fronts and once for the backs, which gives one
file with all front pages first and all back pages after. The tool
interleaves the two blocks into front 1, back 1, front 2, back 2
order. If the fronts and backs are in two separate PDFs, use
<a
href="/alternate-merge"
class="text-indigo-300 hover:text-indigo-400"
>Alternate &amp; Mix Pages</a
>
instead.
</p>
</details>
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
<span data-i18n="tools:duplexCollate.faqBackOrderQuestion"
>Why would I keep the back block as-is?</span
>
How do I know where to set the split point?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a" data-i18n="tools:duplexCollate.faqBackOrderAnswer">
It depends on how the stack was fed for the second pass. Flipping
the whole stack over produces back sides in reverse order, which is
the default. If your scanner returned them in the same order as the
fronts, choose to keep the block as-is.
<p class="faq-d-a">
The split is the last page of the front block, which for a normal
two-pass scan is exactly half the total. Click Auto-detect split
(half) to fill that in, then read the preview summary, which shows
the size of each block and the resulting page count before you
commit.
</p>
</details>
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
<span data-i18n="faq.isFree.question"
>Is BentoPDF really free?</span
>
What does the grouped export option do?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a" data-i18n="faq.isFree.answer">
Yes, absolutely. All tools on BentoPDF are 100% free to use, with no
file limits, no sign-ups, and no watermarks. We believe everyone
deserves access to simple, powerful PDF tools without a paywall.
<p class="faq-d-a">
If the stack held several short documents, such as two-page forms,
enter the pages per document and the collated output is cut into
chunks of that length. Multiple chunks download as a ZIP with one
PDF per document; a single chunk downloads as a plain PDF.
</p>
</details>
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
<span data-i18n="faq.areFilesSecure.question"
>Are my files secure? Where are they processed?</span
>
What filename does the collated PDF get?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a" data-i18n="faq.areFilesSecure.answer">
Your files are as secure as possible because they never leave your
computer. All processing happens directly in your web browser
(client-side). We never upload your files to a server, so you
maintain complete privacy and control over your documents.
<p class="faq-d-a">
A single collated file downloads under your original name with
_collated added, for example scan_collated.pdf. Grouped output is a
ZIP named scan_collated_grouped.zip containing the separate PDFs.
</p>
</details>
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
<span data-i18n="faq.platforms.question"
>Does it work on Mac, Windows, and Mobile?</span
>
Can I preview the result before downloading?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a" data-i18n="faq.platforms.answer">
Yes! Since BentoPDF runs entirely in your browser, it works on any
operating system with a modern web browser, including Windows,
macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
<p class="faq-d-a">
The page shows a summary line as you change the split point and back
order, including the front and back block sizes and the output page
count, and it warns when the blocks are uneven. There is no
thumbnail preview, so check the first few pages of the download and
switch the back block order if the backs come out reversed.
</p>
</details>
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
Does it keep bookmarks from the scanned PDF?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a">
The output is rebuilt page by page, so page content and rotation are
preserved but document-level bookmarks aren't carried across.
Scanner output rarely has any, but if yours does you can add them
again with
<a href="/bookmark" class="text-indigo-300 hover:text-indigo-400"
>Edit Bookmarks</a
>.
</p>
</details>
<details class="faq-d">
<summary class="faq-d-q">
Is my scanned document uploaded to be reordered?
<i data-lucide="plus" class="faq-d-icon"></i>
</summary>
<p class="faq-d-a">
No. The PDF is opened in your browser, the pages are copied into a
new document on your device, and the result is downloaded directly,
so scans of forms and records never leave your computer.
</p>
</details>
</div>