Designed for fast intake
Same mental model as the app: Jobs on the left, Preview in the middle, batch tools on the right.
Drag-and-drop intake
Drop PDFs anywhere. Jobs populate immediately so you can triage before you touch split settings.
Split plans you can reuse
Pick a mode, apply to a selection, or batch-apply across jobs for repeatable production work.
Optional OCR pass
Run OCR only when needed, and only on selected output. Keep it fast; keep it controlled.
Workflow
The shortest path from messy PDFs to structured output.
Import
Drop PDFs into the window. Each file becomes a job with a page count and preview.
Plan
Select a split mode. Apply to a job selection or use bulk apply for everything.
Export
Review output, run OCR if required, then export with consistent filenames.
Built for repeatability
Small details that matter when you do this every day.
Predictable layout
Left-to-right panels mirror the intake process: choose jobs, preview, apply actions.
Selection-based actions
Apply split plans or OCR to selected items so you don’t accidentally batch the wrong set.
Export-first mindset
Everything aims toward structured output: clear results table and intentional export step.
Pricing
If you want this to be accurate, replace the numbers and bullets with your real plan details.
Personal
- Core split workflow
- Manual export
- Basic support
Pro
- Bulk apply tools
- OCR option
- Priority fixes
Team
- Multiple seats
- Deployment help
- Direct support
FAQ
This is written to match what the UI implies. Adjust wording to match your actual feature set.
Does this run offline?
Yes for core splitting/export workflows. OCR availability depends on your configured OCR engine and local environment.
What “split modes” are supported?
Whatever you implement in the app: page ranges, fixed interval, separators, or named templates. The website is structured to describe them cleanly.
Where do exports go?
To your chosen folder. If you want, add “default export location” and “filename pattern” settings on the Help page.
Is there a privacy policy?
Yes. Link it in the footer and header. If you do not upload files to a server, say that explicitly.