Tipard PDF Cutter

Saving documents in the form of PDF (Portable Document Format) files means that they can be easily shared or viewed on various devices, though they could become difficult to handle if they have multiple pages.

In order to be able to better handle their large PDF files, users can them into smaller ones, and Tipard PDF Cutter is one of the programs that provides them with the possibility to cut their PDF files into smaller ones.

The application comes with an intuitive interface that makes it suitable for all kinds of users, including those who do not posses advanced computer skills. In fact, the program is so easy-to-use due to the fact that it provides users with a single major feature, namely PDF splitting.

To get started, users simply need to brows their computers for the PDF files that they want to convert, select them and then kick off the splitting process.

The application allows users to set specific customization options for the splitting process, so as to ensure that they deliver the experience they want.

Users can split the original PDF files page by page, while also being able to cut by bookmark. Moreover, they can choose to split their files into documents that include specific page ranges from the original PDF.

With the help of this application, users can create a new PDF file that includes only specific pages from their original file, while also being able to create multiple such files, each of them including specific pages from their original file.

The application allows users to select the specific folder in which they want to save the output PDF files, while also providing them with the possibility to save the split files into the same directory in which the original PDF is located.

The application can load PDF files almost instantly, while also being fast when it comes to splitting them and saving them in the form of new, smaller PDFs.

Tipard PDF Cutter is an easy-to-use, fast application for splitting PDF files into smaller files, one that can be used by all kind of users even if they do not have advanced computer skills.