Feature Summary

Split a PDF document into multiple files or merge multiple PDFs into one file, supporting various split methods and output settings.

Feature Description

Feature Dimension Description
Membership Restriction Requires a subscription to membership
Version Restriction No version restriction

Operation Steps

Split Feature

Feature Entry
"Home" tab → "Split & Merge" dropdown menu

  1. Open the PDF file to be processed
  2. Click the "Home" tab in the top menu bar
  3. Click the "Split & Merge" dropdown menu in the ribbon
  4. Select "Split Document"
  5. Settings available in the interface:
  • Output Range: Set the split range of the document
  • Security Settings: Set whether to encrypt or add a custom watermark after merging documents
  • Output Type: Set the document type after merging
  • Output Directory: Choose the save location for the merged document
  1. Click the "Start Split" button to split

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Merge Feature

Feature Entry
"Home" tab → "Split & Merge" dropdown menu

  1. Open the PDF file to be processed
  2. Click the "Home" tab in the top menu bar
  3. Click the "Split & Merge" dropdown menu in the ribbon
  4. Select "Merge Documents"
  5. Click the "Add Files" button to add files for merging
  6. Settings available in the interface:
  • Security Settings: Set whether to encrypt or add a custom watermark after merging documents
  • Output Type: Set the document type after merging
  • Output Directory: Choose the save location for the merged document
  • Output Name: Set the name of the merged document
  1. Click the "Start Merge" button to merge

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FAQ

Q1: What should I do if the order of the merged PDF is incorrect?

  • Solution: Use the up and down arrows in the file list to adjust the file order, or drag and drop to rearrange positions.

Q2: How do I extract only specific pages when splitting?

  • Solution: Select the "Select Range" split method and manually enter the page range you want to extract.

Q3: What is the difference between Scanned PDF and Searchable PDF?

  • Solution: Scanned PDF is a pure image format, while Searchable PDF contains an OCR-recognized text layer, supporting text search and copying. Features marked as VIP in the output type require membership.

Notes

  • When merging multiple PDFs, it is recommended to adjust the file order before executing the merge
  • Scanned PDF and Searchable PDF output types are VIP features
  • Both split and merge operations support batch processing of multiple files
  • Document encryption and custom watermarking are advanced security settings