SysInfoTools PDF Split and Merge

PDF merging and splitting are essential processes that most PDF users are employing on a daily basis. A lot of applications integrate these two actions among other, probably unnecessary ones. If you require a simple app that focuses on splitting and merging only, SysInfoTools PDF Split and Merge might be exactly what you are looking for.

After the installation is done and the app is launched, you'll be prompted to choose between the split and merge options. Only one of those can be selected as they have different menus and steps to complete. If you've chosen the wrong option, there is an instant way to return to the selection screen without restarting the app, and that is by using the Back button.

In order to merge a PDF, you have to add at least two files. After adding these you might want to modify their merging order which is done by selecting a file and using the Up and Down or Move First, Move Last keys. You have the option to edit the page range settings from the menu with the same name, located on the toolbar, or by double-checking a loaded file.

Once you have loaded and tweaked the page settings, you just have to go over the file description fields (title, subject, author, etc), select the output location, and hit the Merge button.

The splitting method is a bit simple and has fewer steps to go through. Unlike the previous process, this one requires you to add a single file with multiple pages. Moving forward, you need only to in choose in which manner to split the pages (by number, size, page range, even or odd pages), fill in the file description details and you're set.

SysInfoTools PDF Split and Merge appears to be an easy-to-use and dependable app, as the provided methods have a clean step-by-step way to set up your PDF and process them. Even if the tool is a bit older and has some years behind, if you are only interested in simple splitting and merging, it shouldn't disappoint.