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Join and split individual pages in the PDF editor

Join two pages horizontally/vertically or split a page into half or into 4 parts; this feature can be found in some PDF editors such as Foxit and is very useful

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  • EMP commented  ·   ·  Report

    For training AI this is a good advancement in the ONLYOFFICE choice of additional abilities because some times PDFs are to big for AI allowances thus splitting the document into sizeable portions is adequate for the development.

  • Aaron Taylor commented  ·   ·  Report

    I work with multi-page pdfs (20-50 page files). I need to split each page into its own pdf for payroll purposes. Currently I have to use the print feature and can only do this one page at a time so it is time consuming. Neat Office offers this in their pdf program by selecting the multi-page view. Additionally I would like to be able to name each page uniquely and then select export or save to make so that each page is uniquely named and saved as a separate pdf.

  • Manfredi commented  ·   ·  Report

    Sorry that I didn't answer. An example of free software that can merge and split individual pages is PDF Arranger (https://github.com/pdfarranger/pdfarranger). Splitting is essentially duplicating + cropping the resulting pages, thus splitting the original content horizontally/vertically across two or more pages.
    Joining instead produces a wider (or "taller") page in which the content of the original pages is placed side by side horizontally or vertically according to the number of rows/columns specified.