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Merge & Split PDF Files



The following Tools allow you to do many functions on PDF files. In this post we will concern with Merging and Splitting PDF Files.
The following tools are ordered from Free to Trial versions:

1. Icecream Split&Merge
Icecream Split&Merge, a free application that does exactly what it says; enables you split and merge PDF files quickly and easily. (Free)
URL: http://icecreamapps.com/PDF-Split-and-Merge/




2. PDFSAM
PDF Split and Merge is an easy-to-use tool with graphical and command line interfaces to spit, merge, mix, and rotate your PDF documents. (FREE)
URL: http://www.pdfsam.org/download/






3. SODAPDF
SODAPDF tools provide many methods such as combining different file types into one PDF and splitting PDFs. It also merge different PDFs into a large one. (FREE)
You can merge your PDFs through:
CREATE & CONVERT > Combine Files

OR split your PDF through:
CREATE & CONVERT > Batch Files

You can also merge your PDFs online.
However the tool force you to select AVG security toolbar to use it.
URL: http://sodapdf.com/






4. PDFill PDF
FREE PDF functions to merge, split, reorder, delete, encrypt, decrypt, rotate, crop and reformat PDF pages,  to add information, header, footer and watermark, to convert images to PDF, PDF to images or PostScript to PDF, to delete, flatten and list form fields, to scan to pdf, to create transparent image, and more. (FREE)
URL: http://www.pdfill.com/pdf_tools_free.html





5. Adolix Split & Merge PDF
Using this product you can split PDF documents into multiple files following a customized pattern. Also you can use this free application to combine PDF files into a single document.  (You can use the free version)
URL: http://www.adolix.com/split-merge-pdf/






6. Adobe Acrobat
Acrobat provides you with multiple tools to edit your PDFs such as you can Merge and split your PDF files. (You can use the trial version)
URL: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html






7. Nitor
It also provides you with multiple features to edit your PDF files. You can combine and split your PDF files. (You can use the trial version)
URL: http://www.nitropdf.com/






8. Foxit
It also provides you with multiple features to edit your PDF files. You can combine and split your PDF files. (You can use the trial version)
URL: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/





9. Debenu PDF
Debenu PDF Tools provides two different approaches for merging PDF files and set of methods for splitting pages from a PDF file to separate files. (You can use the trial version)
URL: http://www.debenu.com/products/desktop/debenu-pdf-tools-pro/trial/






10. PDF-XChange Editor
PDF-XChange Editor tool provide allows you to combine different file types into one PDF and splits PDFs. (You can use the trial version)
 URL: http://www.tracker-software.com/product/pdf-xchange-editor






11. Simpo PDF Editor
Combines two software - PDF merger and PDF splitter into a program, so you can not only merge multiple PDF files into a single PDF, but also split a PDF to several with this 2-in-1 PDF tool. (You can use the trial version)
URL: http://www.simpopdf.com/products.html




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