We develop ourKernel for PDF Split & Merge to meet your needs and solve your problems.

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Salient Features

Learn about the features and functions offered by the smart PDF Split & Merge software.

Quick and Accurate Splitting and Merging

Quick and Accurate Splitting and Merging Kernel for PDF Split & Merge completes the splitting and merging operations very quickly within a few mouse–clicks. Users can get the resulting documents in a few minutes. Resulting documents will strictly be according to the options selected by the user.

Options for Splitting and Merging

Options for Splitting and Merging It allows users to split PDF files by criteria like Page, Page Range, Size, and Even/Odd pages. While merging, it allows users to add files individually or to add a folder of PDF files. Users can opt to merge only the specified pages. Also, users can prioritize the page order.

Convenient Saving Options

Convenient Saving Options After splitting, the tool names the output files in sequential order for easy identification. Also, the resulting documents–in splitting and merging–can be saved in the desired location.

User–friendliness

User–friendliness Kernel for PDF Split & Merge is a user-friendly tool. It provides necessary instruction on every screen which help users perform the process without any confusion or doubt.

Is a Standalone Tool

Is a Standalone Tool You do not require Adobe Acrobat or Reader to use Kernel for PDF Split & Merge. You can install and use it without having any other PDF tool.

User-defined Merge Parameters

User-defined Merge Parameters The tool offers simplified ‘Range’ feature to let the users easily define merge parameters. Such as ‘blank’ indicates merge all pages, whereas comma (2, 6) indicates specific pages to merge, hyphen (3-8) indicates extraction of pages from specified limits and so on.

FAQs - Kernel for PDF Split & Merge

Yes. For this you need a perfect PDF splitting tool like Kernel for PDF Split & Merge. Using this tool, you can create a new PDF document with the required pages.
Merging and splitting enables users to manage PDF files more effectively. Sometimes, it is difficult to upload or share very large PDF files. In that case, you can choose to upload or share only the relevant pages of the document. While storing PDF files, it may be confusing if you have many PDF documents having related data. Merging them together makes it easier to handle them. Also, sometimes it is easier to share or upload a single merged document than sharing or uploading many similar documents.
Splitting or merging using Kernel for PDF Split & Merge will not affect the content on the pages of the PDF document. Also, the structure and properties of the document remains the same. So there is no need to worry about the integrity of the data on PDF pages. Only thing is that you need to choose the splitting and merging options carefully.
You are using the free trial version of Kernel for PDF Split & Merge. That is why there is a diagonal stamp. You can get rid of this by purchasing the full version of the tool. The full version does not show this stamp.
There is nothing to learn in using Kernel for PDF Split & Merge. You can use tool just by following its on-screen descriptions. Also, there is a help file integrated to this software. If you have any queries or doubts left, you can contact our technical support team by mail, chat, or phone.

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About Software

  • Version: 10.05.01
  • Release Date: 19 May 2010
  • License Type: No. of User

Version Support

PDF Versions - All versions (created by all PDF creators including Adobe Acrobat)

System Requirements

  • Hard Disk

    50 MB of disk space

  • Memory

    64 MB Minimum

  • Processor

    Intel® Pentium Processor compatible (x86, x64) or equivalent

  • Operating System

    Windows 365, 11, 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, 98, NT, 95, Windows Server 2019, 2016, 2012, 2008 R2, 2008, 2003 R2, 2003

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