Common situations
- Fixing page order or document assembly without editing page content
- Preparing only the pages a recipient actually needs
- Cleaning up scans or document packets before filing
Break a PDF into equal groups of N pages.
Add one or many files. Multiple files are processed as a batch.
Break a PDF into equal groups of N pages. This is useful for packetizing long scans or documents with a repeating page count.
Changing page order, ranges or document assembly creates a new PDF and can affect page references, bookmarks, forms or signatures that depended on the original structure.
When possible, this tool works directly in your browser. If the job needs features that are not available there, Tool67 can use temporary server processing to complete the task and return the result.
Break a PDF into equal groups of N pages. This is useful for packetizing long scans or documents with a repeating page count.
When possible, this tool works directly in your browser. If the job needs features that are not available there, Tool67 can use temporary server processing to complete the task and return the result.