The goal of FitPlot is simple:

• place various PDFs (or other common graphic formats files such as JPG, TIF, GIF, EPS, PSD, image in the pasteboard) on a virtual plotter sheet;
• Arrange all objects in a WYSIWYG environment moving and rotating them;
• Print the so arranged plotter sheet and eventually save it for later printings.

I know this can be done with blazoned vectorial applications, but here we have a small program that can just do it--nothing less, nothing more.

Note: The free demo version is currently at 5.1.0. The version available for purchase is 5.2.1.

• Business Cards Imposition: with this new feature FitPlot winks to the typography's world and becomes, even more, a powerful and economical instrument for prepress operations. This tool allows to easily impose a large number of business cards (or similar jobs) in a prepress layout, automatically composing front / back for you. This new feature has so many customizations that calling it "business cards' imposition" it is limiting. In fact it can be applied in every situations where you have a front / back's composition of cards (or sheets) of the same size.
• Crop marks on sides: crop marks are now independent for each side of an image. Crop marks can now be set singularly (on four sides) from the info panel, from styles menu and, automatically, from the new "business cards' imposition" and from the old imposition (booklets).
• Grid of magnetic guides: both the "business cards' imposition" that the old imposition (booklets) have, in their dialogs, the possibility to create (or remove) a grid of magnetic guides to help in manual editing.
• Scale and transformations: the Scale and transformations tool inherits, in its dialog, options / controls on crop marks introduced in this and in the previous version.
• Minor problems fixed, some optimization / improving introduced in the interface.