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PAGE LABES - Custom Page regions

Will2025

I'd like to suggest if there is a way to create a "script" or custom file that allows users to use page labeling more efficiently. Most everybody has there own Titleblock. Every time I print, i have to go recreate the SAME page regions with a - between Sheet Name and Description. It would be great to have something simpler that you can REUSE. This would be a HUGE TIME SAVER. I cant be the only one out that feeling this way.

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Shaya Birnbaum

@Will2025, great idea! I think this is something that should be added.

In addition, I think it would be beneficial if Bluebeam built in an AI feature that automatically finds the titleblocks and has the ability to rename the sheets based on that info (my suggestion is that this happens natively, instead of having to ask Claude to do it, which is currently only available in Max).

Dhanush Kodi Raj

Hey Will ,I completely agree. A reusable Page Label Template would be a huge productivity boost. Most companies use the same title block layout across projects, so having to redefine the page regions every time is repetitive. Being able to save those regions as a template or script and apply them with a single click would save a lot of time and ensure consistent page labeling across drawings. I hope the Bluebeam team considers adding something like this in a future update.

good job

Heber Harker

We use different sizes of drawings also, and each different page size will have its own consistent title block location. This would be very nice if scripts had the ability to create page labels and/or bookmarks based on region of page, based on page size.