INKSMITH DESKTOP

PDF mail merge, from template to finished documents

Design one reusable page, connect your data, check each record and export PDFs.

DownloadTry it with these files
InkSmith mail merge view showing records and preview
Preview each record
01

Design a template

Build a page visually and add fields for the details that change.

02

Connect your data

Import CSV or JSON and map its columns to the template fields.

03

Preview each record

Check names, dates and layout before creating the batch.

04

Export PDFs

Create PDFs per record or a merged batch within your edition limits.

Design a template

Build a page visually and add fields for the details that change.

InkSmith desktop editor showing an editable document template
A real view of the InkSmith editor.
WORKING EXAMPLE

Try it with these files

Download the InkSmith template and CSV, then compare the two generated PDF examples.

InkSmith editor with the sample letter filled for Ada Morgan
01 / Design a template

The editable source

The downloadable letter is open in InkSmith with Ada's record filled in for preview.

Sample template (.inks)
02 / Connect your data

Two records, one layout

Sample records (.csv)

This grid reads the same CSV you can download. Select a recipient to inspect the matching PDF.

Sample CSV records
recipient.namerecipient.companyrecipient.addressletter.subject
Riverbend Events8 Market Street, BathYour autumn design review
Willow & Co43 Grove Lane, LeedsYour autumn design review
The selected record fills these template fields
{{recipient.name}}Ada Morgan
{{recipient.company}}Riverbend Events
{{letter.subject}}Your autumn design review

The CSV has 13 columns, including sender and letter fields.

The example PDFs show output without the Free footer credit, as available in the Pro trial.

Edition limits

Free supports CSV and JSON with up to five credited records per batch. Standard removes the footer credit and handles up to 100 records per batch. Pro adds unlimited merged batches plus Excel and database sources.

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