PDF Splitter

Documents under the PDF format can hold many different types of content, and is preferred over the others for its advanced security. Such files can’t be easily modified, but there are a lot of specialized applications for different operations, just like PDF Splitter helps you extract pages, or add more to a single document.

The application feels a little rough around the edges in terms of design, but it somehow manages to keep an intuitive layout, with a side panel for quick navigation through folders, and a large list that gets updated with all PDF files in the directory you select. Options are displayed in a dedicated toolbar, and initiating a process brings up new windows with more controls.

You need to work within the application’s boundaries, in the sense that loading is not an actual process, but rather identification and selection of one or more PDF files inside the list. In case you’re having a difficult time finding the target PDF files, there’s a built-in search component fitted with different time and size related filters, fetching files almost instantly.

There are two operations you can perform. One of them, as the name suggests, lets you cut PDF documents into multiple parts. In the configuration window that shows up, you get the chance to either extract custom pages, a specific range, and specify how the output is delivered, with options for name, and location.

Appending one or more documents to a different one is the second component. You can pick multiple PDF files from the list, and choose to add them at the start or end of the target file. There’s the possibility to pick only a specific page range to be added, in case you don’t want to create chaotic content.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that PDF Splitter gives you the possibility to extract content from one or more PDF files in an easy way, while also providing various options to customize the behavior of the process. These can even be bundled in a different, existing PDF file, and is worth a try overall.