What is FitPlot?

FitPlot is an italian software only for Mac, born to rationalize your everyday printing jobs. Once you try it, you can not do without.

What can FitPlot do?

With this software you can place, resize, rotate, duplcate etc., quickly and precisely, images and document of any kind (tif, jpg, gif, psd, pdf, eps), directly on the virtual paper you are going to print. In addiction to the above mentioned kind of images, FitPlot allows the insertion via drag and drop as well as copy and paste (for example you may drag and drop images from an open aside internet browser, or copy and paste text+graphic clips from another graphic application).

Why FitPlot?

Because it is an application that knows how to be quick, practical and precise at the same time, it will immediately achieve results that can be obtained only with more expensive softwares, and, unlike these, in a much more intuitive way.

FitPlot was born mainly to manage big size printing devices (such as plotters), reducing, with its tools of rapid layout, the waste of paper.

Subsequent improvements have made of FitPlot a useful and essential companion for many other tasks, always aiming to maximum productivity.

Some features…

FitPlot provides a set of specialized tools for every need:

• Packing of the images: you can fill images in the available space (in a sheet of given width and variable-length [roll] or in one or more sheets of fixed size).

• Merging of PDF elements: taking advantage of the transparency to white, characteristic of the PDF, you can merge, for example, a sheet of letterhead paper (PDF) with the raw text of a letter and export the resulting image in a new PDF to be sent for e-mail.

• Imposition: given a multipage PDF, you can arrange the pages on the canvas so that, after print, folding and trimming, you get a brochure fully paginated.

Create posters of any size composing the pieces printed on single sheets, taking care of print margins and overlaps.

• Resizing scale drawings: you can translate a drawing scale into another easily. You can even determine the drawing scale just knowing one real dimension in the drawing.

…and much more….