❦
Booklet Maker
Set a Markdown file into a printable eight-page folded booklet, in EB Garamond with decorative initials — entirely in your browser.
Preparing the type…
Markup for liturgical text
@C at the very start of a paragraph sets a red decorative initial on that letter — e.g. @Crédo in Déum…
\V → red ℣. (versicle) · \R → red ℟. (response)
\+ → red ✝ (cross) · \* → red ∗ (repeat / choir mark)
**bold** · *italic* · # Heading · --- on its own line starts a new page (every 8 makes another foldable sheet).
*** on its own line draws a red ornamental divider — a flourish to separate or group sections within a page.
A Markdown table renders as borderless columns (the blank header row is ignored) — good for fitting short entries, like a reading plan, two or three across.
How to fold the printed sheet
- Print single-sided on US Letter.
- Fold in half lengthwise (hotdog fold), guide-lines facing out.
- Fold in half again (hamburger fold) — now in quarters.
- Fold once more — now in eighths.
- Unfold back to the lengthwise fold.
- Cut the centre crease only, between the two middle rows.
- Refold and press the ends together to form the booklet.
More than 8 sections makes extra sheets, each its own booklet. Print them one-per-page on separate sheets, or print two pages double-sided to get a booklet on each side of one sheet.