How it works

Built in three moves,
printed in one.

The Pack Builder is a focused tool: choose the topics a student needs, set who it's for, and generate a clean PDF - free, with no account and no card. Here's each step in detail.

STEP 01

Choose topics from the library

Every subject is grouped into sections - Number, Algebra, Geometry and so on. Search by name or code, filter by tier, and click any topic to drop it into the pack. Need a whole strand? Select the entire section in one tap.

  • Live search across topic names and codes
  • Foundation / Higher tier filters
  • Past-paper stats show how often each topic comes up
  • Bulk-select or clear a section at once
Negative NumbersF 71%8p
Simplifying AlgebraF 64%8p
Powers and RootsF 88%4p
Perimeter and AreaH 82%8p
CirclesH 59%8p
STEP 02

Set the student & shape the book

Name the student (optional) and choose the front matter - a cover page and a progress record insert. The contents page reorders by drag-and-drop, and a page-budget meter tracks every page so a pack never runs past a sensible 110.

  • Optional cover page & progress record
  • Drag to reorder the table of contents
  • 110-page budget meter with warnings
  • Validation before you can generate
Pack preview
For Marcus
Maths · 38 pages
1.8Negative Numbers6
2.6Simplifying Alg.16
3.2Perimeter26
STEP 03

Generate a print-ready PDF

One click assembles the worksheets behind each topic, adds a branded cover, progress record pages, a contents page and running headers, then numbers every page. What comes out is a single tidy book - ready for the printer and the student's folder.

  • Branded cover with student details
  • Contents page with page numbers
  • Running headers on every worksheet
  • Named file, ready to email or print
Cover · Marcus Webbp.1
Contentsp.2
Negative Numbersp.6
Simplifying Algebrap.16
Perimeter and Areap.26

What the builder draws on

Every pack it can reach, counted.

The builder stitches from the same catalogue the library lists, and the shelf of 451 ready-made books is assembled from it too. If you would rather not choose, one of those is already built.

2,899
worksheet packs
52,035
questions
27,623
printable pages
451
practice books

Every figure here is counted from the published catalogue at build time, not estimated: one pack is one worksheet, and one question is one numbered question as it is set, with its parts counted once.

Good to know

Questions tutors ask.

What does it cost?+
Nothing - the Pack Builder is completely free, with the full topic library, past papers and unlimited PDF packs. There's no account to create and no card to enter.
How long does a pack take to make?+
Most tutors go from an empty page to a printable PDF in about two minutes - the slow part is deciding which topics a student needs, not the tool.
Where do the worksheets come from?+
From Revision Library's own worksheet packs - 2,899 original exam-style packs holding 52,035 questions, every one with a full mark scheme, written for every subject from KS1 to A Level (browse them all under Worksheets). GCSE maths packs can also stitch in cropped past-paper questions.
Why the 110-page limit?+
It keeps a pack to a sensible booklet size for printing and binding. The budget meter warns you as you approach it, so packs stay practical.
Can I reorder or remove topics after adding them?+
Yes - the contents panel supports drag-to-reorder and one-click removal, and the cover and page numbers update to match.

See it with your own topics.

The workspace is right here - build a sample pack in a couple of minutes, completely free.