PDF
PDF Split
Splits each PDF into parts — every N pages, by page ranges such as 1-3; 4-10, or one part per top-level bookmark — one row per part.
When to use it
Use it to break a long filing into chapters, one invoice per page, or a batch scan into separate documents.
In a pipeline
PDF File InputPDF SplitExport PDF
Settings
| Setting | Type | Required | Default or hint |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDF path column | select | — | Default: the PDF from the node before |
| Split | select | — | every-n |
| Pages per part | number | — | 1 |
| Page ranges (one part each) | text | — | 1-3; 4-10; 11- |
Example
Split a filing at its bookmarks
- Split=At top-level bookmarks
| Part Number | Part | Pages | PDF Output Path |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Summary | 4 | …/filing_part1.pdf |
| 2 | Accounts | 310 | …/filing_part2.pdf |
| 3 | Notes | 186 | …/filing_part3.pdf |
Worth knowing
- Page ranges are separated by ; — each group becomes one part and may itself list pages, e.g. 1-3, 7; 4-6.
- Pages before the first bookmark (a cover) go into the first part.
- Parts are written to this run's working folder; Export PDF saves them where they should go.