Print production reimagined.

Shortly before deadline, every minute counts, yet production teams often spend precisely that time assembling standard pages: searching for articles, adjusting image sizes, filling columns. MYCONTENT eLayouter handles around 80 per cent of this work automatically. When writing, the editor simply defines the basic form of the article; the eLayouter then independently collects, sorts and places the contributions according to page type, priority and available space, from top left to bottom right.

Images are automatically taken into account, and texts are shortened to the appropriate length using AI if required.
For the remaining work, a few clicks in production are sufficient. The time saving compared with manual layout is around 10 to 15 minutes per standard page – consistently calculated across an entire edition, this represents a considerable time gain.

Uniform page layouts are an important component of professional media production. However, manually checking and adjusting each edition takes time, particularly when several titles or editions are being produced in parallel.

MYCONTENT eLayouter automatically creates cover, section and standard pages based on defined layout rules. Specifications for article sizes, placements and page structures are reliably applied – from the first to the last page.

The result: consistent page layouts and reliable production standards, without having to manually check every page before going to press. Targeted adjustments are only required for special formats or specific requirements. Newsrooms can intervene with just a few clicks, whilst the remaining pages automatically follow the stored rule set.

Publishers benefit in several ways: layout standards are reliably maintained even at high production speeds, with changing teams or several titles appearing in parallel. Manual effort decreases, production reliability increases and deadlines remain predictable.

What happens when three articles need to be changed shortly before deadline? In many organisations, this means stress in production and the risk of missing the deadline, whilst images still need to be adjusted and columns refilled. MYCONTENT eLayouter reduces precisely this risk: the automatic page layout for print and online is available within seconds, not after minutes of manual reworking.

If an article changes at the last minute, the eLayouter independently reorganises and places the affected page; texts are automatically shortened to the appropriate length using AI if required, images are fitted accordingly, without anyone having to adjust manually and without neighbouring pages being affected.

Conclusion: Deadlines become more predictable because the most time-consuming part of production no longer depends on manual fine-tuning under time pressure, but runs reliably and automatically in the background, even when something changes at the last minute.

Producing print and digital separately means double the effort in many newsrooms: laying out twice, checking twice, investing time twice, often with different tools for each channel. MYCONTENT eLayouter builds page layouts for print and ePaper editions according to the same rules, entirely without additional layout programmes such as InDesign and without loss of quality between channels.

From this, additional formats relevant to marketing can be derived with minimal effort:
an exclusive ePaper edition for sports fans, a cultural special edition or an evening ePaper with automatically pre-built pages, long before the print edition even appears, without requiring an additional production team.

Implement the modern workflow: print and digital run synchronously from a single production process, without parallel processes requiring double the effort, and new edition formats can be tested more quickly, with greater personalisation for individual target groups and additional marketing opportunities with manageable additional effort.