This is highly dependent on your printer, some have auto duplex. Otherwise you have to manually flip the page and print.

Does the auto feature print the other side on the exact reverse of the image one the page, lined up? I’m just wondering because the personal size is smaller than a standard page….. sorry for being dense. I’ve only ever printed on A5 paper before for an A5 insert so didn’t need to trim and this just got me curious.

absolutely NOT stupid! Printing is a whole box of black magic sometimes. when you use preview on mac or adobe reader (windows or mac) it will auto center the files when you print back and front. it can be a steep learning curve until you figure out your particular printer but that's where I have the best luck. most printables are sized for letter or a4 paper so the image is true letter size when you're printing and should line up from front to back! hope that helps. another to look for is if the file is in portrait or landscape mode. portrait files usually need to have 'flip on long edge' selected when you go to double print or 'flip on short edge' for landscape files.

@@lindseyscribbles thank you for your reply! I’ve only ever printed on a5 size paper so never had to cut them out and that’s the part that confused me!