Python library and Web service based on Poppler Pdftotext utility and Tesseract OCR for extracting text from PDF documents
batch-pdf-splitter is a Python tool that efficiently splits large PDF files into smaller, manageable parts based on specified page ranges. Ideal for processing books, reports, or academic papers, this tool provides precise control over dividing content, making it easy to extract sections or pages for sharing, editing, or analysis.
Free local PDF toolkit for Windows with full Arabic support
LLM-friendly PDF splitter & image optimizer. Chunk PDFs by size and downsample images for RAG/Bedrock.
Inspect, compress, split, dissect, and convert PDFs from one Python CLI: metadata and TOC inspection, structural, pypdf, and Ghostscript compression, chapter splitting, form-page reconstruction to fillable HTML/PDF/DOCX, DOCX/XLSX conversion, .docx formatting and citation checks, plus an optional PyQt6 GUI.
Split scientific journal-issue PDFs into per-article PDFs with validated metadata, manifests, and SHA-256 integrity checks.
Splitting a PDF permanently kills its internal links. This converts them to named destinations first, so they survive the split and recover when the parts are merged again.
Client-side PDF splitter with page previews, reordering, and PDF or ZIP exports.
Adobe PDF Converter is a free Office Suites tool for Windows that converts various file types to PDF with unmatched accuracy and ease, preserving original formatting and images for offline use.
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