Simple little tool

PDF files are quite an important type of resource when it comes to document handling, especially because of their security options. Chances are you might need to extract particular bits or split pages. Specially built for this purpose, Simple little tool is an application while makes it possible to split pages, add watermarks, and more.

Before you can even get the application deployed on your computer, it’s a good idea to check whether or not it’s fitted with .NET Framework, even though it comes as a default feature in modern Windows iterations. It immediately launches after setup so you can see what it’s all about.

Although the application is capable of performing multiple operations, all of them are accessed from a single window. Even so, the overall layout is pretty intuitive, and doesn’t really pose any accommodation problems. Several fields are at your disposal for file path processing, while other values are specified in dedicated sections, while the log is shown in detail in a separate panel.

By default, you only need to import a single file, but the application allows you to process multiple documents at a time. You can fill in dedicated fields with single-page PDF documents in order to add a cover and footer letter. Sadly, there’s no preview area to show changes as they’re performed.

Other options include a split function which let you specify the start and end pages, as well as the page count per cutout. Related to the splitter tool you find an option to define new names, either from file index, start page, or to add prefix either after or before. For security options, you can add a text watermark.

On an ending note, Simple little tool is a reliable application with which to perform fast PDF operations. Functions make it possible to work on more files at a time, split documents, have them renamed, and even add watermarks.