But the "Wizard" part is key. A wizard guides you step-by-step through a process that, in the old days, required a decade of apprenticeship and a photographic memory for "printer's spreads." To appreciate the wizard, you have to understand the headache it prevents.

Soon, AI wizards will analyze your final trim size, paper stock, and binding method automatically by scanning the file’s metadata. They’ll even detect which pages are color vs. black-and-white and suggest the most economical sheet layout. The Imposition Wizard is not glamorous. It doesn't generate art or write poetry. But every time you open a magazine, flip through a perfect-bound catalog, or enjoy a stapled zine, you are holding the wizard’s handiwork.

It just did a dozen complex math problems so you wouldn't have to.

It’s like a choreographer for paper.