AJILE vs exportPDF

Both are CorelDRAW macros that turn a list into jersey files. They differ in price, input, output and what they build for you.

Updated 18 Oct 2026
Pick exportPDF if you need PDF output with cutting contours for vinyl or laser, or logos inside graphic numbers. Pick AJILE if you print sublimation team wear, want to paste rosters straight from Excel, JPG output by size and part, shorts and sleeves built for you, and a lower monthly price.

What each one is

exportPDF for CorelDRAW is a VBA macro that creates print-ready PDFs from a template and a CSV file, one per row. Its site describes a Group Mode that duplicates size groups on one page, graphic numbers scaled per size, sponsor logos, rotated text, cutting contours, and support for CorelDRAW X6 and later. It is installed remotely by the author and works offline.

AJILE 2026 is a CorelDRAW add-on built for jersey and sportswear printers. It takes rosters pasted from Excel or CSV, builds front, back, shorts and sleeve pieces per player, fits names per size, makes size charts and stickers, and exports JPG files sorted by size or category. It also makes photo ID cards with the PI module.

Side by side

exportPDFAJILE 2026
CorelDRAW versionsX6 and laterX6 to 2026
Data inputCSV file (save Excel as CSV)Paste from Excel or CSV
Main outputPDF, one per row or itemJPG per piece
Size handlingPage per size or Group ModePer-player pieces, sorted by size
Long name fittingNot describedShrinks only past ~90% of the area
Shorts and sleevesVia template groupsBuilt per player
Cutting contoursYesNo
Logos inside numbersYesNo
Size charts and stickersNot describedYes
Photo ID cardsNoYes (PI module)
TrialDemo: 30 runs, 20 CSV rows7 days, no limits
Price$189/mo, $1,890/yr, $5,990 lifetime$49/mo, $399/yr (Rs.2,999/Rs.24,999 in India)
SupportPersonal support on full versionWhatsApp and email, English and Tamil

Over one year, exportPDF's yearly plan is $1,890 and AJILE's is $399, a difference of $1,491.

Where exportPDF is stronger

  • Cutting contours around objects named Laser, for vinyl and laser workflows.
  • Logos or textures inside graphic numbers with per-digit positioning.
  • Diacritics for 10 European languages and rotated text options.

Where AJILE is stronger

  • Built for sublimation team wear: per-player pieces, shorts and sleeves, size charts.
  • Takes a paste straight from Excel, so a client's sheet needs no conversion to CSV.
  • JPG export in folders by size or category, named for the print queue.
  • About a quarter of the price, with Tamil and English support on Indian time.

Questions

Is exportPDF a good tool?

It is a mature macro with features AJILE does not have, such as cutting contours and logos inside numbers. It costs more and outputs PDF from CSV.

Which is cheaper?

AJILE: $49 a month or $399 a year. exportPDF lists $189 a month, $1,890 a year or $5,990 lifetime on its site (18 October 2026).

Can I try both?

Yes. exportPDF offers a demo limited to 30 runs and 20 CSV rows. AJILE has a 7-day trial with no limits.

exportPDF details and prices from exportpdf.cz, read 18 October 2026. Prices can change; check the vendor's site.

Try AJILE free for 7 days

Install it on your own CorelDRAW, load one real roster and see the time saved before you pay anything.