PizzaCut File Splitter

If you’ve been using the computer for the past decade, you’re sure to have stumbled upon the limited size of a disk, where you carefully had to plan every file transfer. Although storage space is getting bigger, the problem doesn’t disappear, but takes a different shape. Luckily, there are tons of applications like PizzaCut File Splitter to help you split a large file into multiple, custom chunks.

A cool thing about it is you don’t even have to go through a setup process to make it work, and since it comes in a lightweight package, it can easily be carried around on a thumb drive. What’s more, there’s no need to worry about affecting the target PC’s health status, because no changes are made in system registries.

A compact main window greets you on launch, with sadly no references to a pizza except for a small icon, and main functions being represented by intuitive icons, such as a pair of scissors, glue, two files, and a good-old diskette for preset size specifications.

Dragging files over the main window has no effect, but using the browse dialog to load a target file isn’t too difficult. Once this is done in the splitter, you need to specify the part size in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, or gigabytes, with a related field showing you how many files this size specification creates.

Even if you split a file in hundreds of small chunks, the application flawlessly performs the operation, but this mostly depends on hardware components. Joining them back together is simply done by selecting one of the items resulting from the split operation. Sadly, you can have parts automatically removed after joining them back.

To see if the process is successful or not, you can use the compare component to see the integrity and similarities between two files. One section lets you generate the CRC32 hash code for a selected file, while the other asks for two files to compare. However, you’re only notified if they’re different, but not in what way.

Even with all the possibilities to transfer files between computers, these get bigger in size as technology advances. PizzaCut File Splitter wants to make sure you can chop a file in multiple chunks, and this doesn’t only serve as a means to make it fit on a particular storage device, but can also prevent them from getting infected by malicious programs.