File Chores

Split and rename PDFs based on their content

Drop a long PDF of payslips or invoices and get one file per person or invoice, named from the text on its pages. Or rename a whole folder of PDFs. In your browser, nothing is uploaded.

1. The PDF to split

Examples: a 300-page payslip PDF, a batch of invoices, certificates, letters.

Drop a PDF here or click to choose

2. Where does each document start?

Case-insensitive. E.g. "Invoice No", "Payslip", "Certificate".

3. How to name each file?

File name = what follows the label until the end of the line. E.g. "Name:", "Employee ID", "Customer".
Privacy: your PDFs are read and rewritten by your browser. No file and no text is sent to a server. Close the tab and everything is gone. That is why this works for payslips or medical documents too.

Frequently asked questions

How do I split a payslip PDF into one file per employee?

Choose "New document at each page containing" and type a text printed at the top of every payslip, such as "Payslip". For the file name, enter the label that comes before the employee name, such as "Name" or "Employee". The preview lists every file before you download.

Can I rename PDFs from an Excel list?

Yes. Drop the PDFs, then an Excel or CSV file with the current name in column A and the new name in column B. The new name can also be read from the first page of each PDF, after a label or with a regular expression.

Does it work on scanned PDFs?

Splitting by content reads the PDF text layer, so a scan without text cannot be split that way. Use "Every N pages" instead, or run the file through OCR first.

Are my files uploaded?

No. The PDFs are read and rewritten by your browser; no file and no text is sent to a server, which is why it suits payslips and HR documents. You get the files in a ZIP.

What does it cost?

Downloads are free up to 20 pages to split or 5 files to rename. Beyond that, $4.99 unlocks the tool for 24 hours or

4.99 for 30 days, one-off payment, no subscription.