AnyTool’s Catalog Page Builder is completely free with no account, watermark or sign-up wall. Each product photo and your logo are read directly from the files you choose with the browser’s FileReader and embedded into the PDF locally with a built-in engine (pdf-lib) — the images, along with your product names, SKUs, prices, descriptions and contact details, are never uploaded, logged or stored on a server. The tool works offline once the page is cached.

A good catalog page has a clear cover or header (catalog title, brand and logo, season or date, and contact details), then each product shown with a photo, the product name, a SKU or style number, the price, a short description and options such as colour or size. Products are arranged in a consistent modular grid (commonly 2–4 per row) or a list, with two fonts at most and aligned titles, prices and SKUs so the page is easy to scan, plus page numbers and a brand footer. The builder produces all of this and paginates automatically across as many pages as your products need.

A wholesale line sheet is a catalog built for buyers: it lists the style number / SKU, the wholesale price and the suggested retail price (MSRP, often roughly double the wholesale price), available options and sizes, plus order minimums, payment terms (for example Net 30) and lead time. In the Catalog Page Builder you can enable a second price and label the two prices (e.g. Wholesale and MSRP), and fill in the ordering & terms field, which is printed on a back page — turning the catalog into a line sheet, with your brand and contact on every page.

The builder embeds each photo as-is and only scales it to fit its card while preserving the aspect ratio; it does not crop, retouch or compress images beyond fitting. That means an image-heavy catalog with many large photos produces a larger PDF and can take a few seconds to build in the browser, so it is best to use reasonably-sized, good-quality photos. Long names and descriptions are trimmed to fit, and prices, SKUs and terms are shown exactly as typed (no tax or currency logic), so always review every detail before sharing or printing.