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    Plan availability

    All paid plans

    Permissions

    • Owners/Creators - Can create, delete, and modify extensions

    • Editors - Can edit the configuration of previously configured extensions

    Platform(s)

    Web/Browser, Mac app, and Windows app

    Once you've finished designing your page, just click the Print button to print either a single record or all of the records in a view.

    Formatting for page breaks

    If you're finding that the page break is causing some unwanted formatting issues, there are two options that you can try to help account for that.

    The first is adding a custom page margin directly from the page designer print settings. This will create a margin around all 4 sides of the printed page, which can help to adjust how records/data gets broken up between page breaks.

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    A second option is to do this directly within your browser print settings (we recommend using Google Chrome), where you can visually customize the page margin to see how it will print out.

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    Print a single record to multiple pages in the page designer extension

    To get the content for a single record to print onto multiple pages, you can change the "record size" (from the extension settings) to "custom" and double the default px height (or triple it, if you'll need three pages); then be sure to select "letter" for paper size when you actually print.

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    FAQs

    Can you batch print multiple records within page designer?

    No, Airtable does not support batch printing page designer records. Page designer was built for printing individual records in a standard custom layout. You can display a table of all records linked to the individual record being printed.

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