When to Split PDFs vs. When to Merge Them

Managing PDFs often comes down to two main tasks: splitting and merging. But when should you use each one? Let’s explore practical examples to help you decide.

When to Split PDFs

Splitting is ideal when you only need part of a large file. For instance, extracting a single chapter of an eBook or sharing only the signature page of a contract. Our PDF splitter makes this process easy.

When to Merge PDFs

Merging is best for consolidation. Combine multiple invoices into one file for bookkeeping or merge lecture slides into a single study resource. Use our PDF merger for fast results.

In short: split when you want to extract or reduce, merge when you want to consolidate. Both processes are safe and fast thanks to browser-based technology.