How to cut a large PDF into smaller parts by customized methods?
Question
Tell me some program how to cut a large PDF into smaller parts by customized methods?
Solution
You can use A-PDF Split (free download here) to cut a large PDF into smaller parts by customized methods with only four steps:
- Select file by Browse or you can also use Drag and Drop to add a PDF file
- Select range and split method as Advanced define, then input your desired split method
- Settings on Name Pattern, Output folder and detailed settings as Properties, Sequence
- Click "Split" to complete the operation
This web tutorial will give you an overview of the procedure how easy to use this product!
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