PDF Split-Merge

PDF Split-Merge is used to split files by pages, you can split the file into single pages or save every a few pages as a new file, it also can be used to merge multiple PDF files or selected pages from one or more files into a PDF file, preservation of original links, and form fields.

PDF Split-Merge software is a standalone program and does not require Adobe Acrobat, or even Acrobat Reader.



PDF Split-Merge Function and face

Standalone software, Adobe Acrobat and Reader NOT required!

Merge multiple PDF files or selected pages from one or more files into a PDF file;

Generate a new PDF file by merging one or more PDF documents;

Assemble new files by appending pages to existing documents;

Split PDF documents by page numbers or by even, odd or custom page ranges etc;

Split by page ranges (split pages, page ranges, odd/even pages ...);

Split a file into single pages or sets of pages;

Supports Command Line Operation (for manual use or inclusion in scripts);

Supports Win98/ME/NT/2000/XP platforms;

Easy to use;

Supports PDF1.6 protocol (formerly only supported by Acrobat 7.0);

Merge from text file, a text file which contains file names to be merged, one file name per line;

Split into n pages (into files which containing n pages per file);

Reverse or rearrange pages in a document;

Retain links (update links, bookmarks and destinations between merged PDF files);

Preserve all kinds of annotations;

Split PDF documents by bookmarks;

Extract all or individual chapters according to bookmarks;

Because of built-in support for server environment, PDF Split-Merge is a good match for concurrent and server based applications;

Supports to retain or remove bookmarks and AcroForms within processing;

Supports "owner" password protected PDF files;

Supports use overlapping page ranges to create output PDF files;

Supports get page count from a PDF file from the command line;