Split PDF (.NET Core/Framework)
Watch the Video
How to Split PDF pages
Splitting a PDF in multiple PDFs using DynamicPDF Core Suite is a straightforward, the following steps and sample code illustrate.
Steps to Split a PDF
- Create a
PdfDocument
object and pass the source PDF file path to the constructor. - Create a
MergeDocument
object and in the constructor pass the PdfDocument object instance, the starting page number, and ending page count. - Invoke the Document object's
Draw
method to output the PDF portion specified by the starting page number and ending page count. - Repeat step 2 and 3, only pass 5, and 9 to the MergeDocument constructor.
- Invoke the Draw method, and a new PDF starting at page 5 and ending at page 12 is output to a new PDF document.
Sample Code - C#
PdfDocument pdf = new PdfDocument("DocumentA.pdf");
MergeDocument part1 = new MergeDocument(pdf, 1, 4);
Part1.Draw("output-part1.pdf");
MergeDocument part2 = new MergeDocument(pdf, 5, 8);
part2.Draw("output-part2.pdf");
Getting Started
NuGet Package
DynamicPDF Core Suite is available on NuGet and is part of the ceTe.DynamicPDF.CoreSuite.NET
package. The easiest way to install the package is through the Visual Studio Package Manager. You can also download the package directly from NuGet.
DynamicPDF Core Suite Information
More information can be found on the DynamicPDF Core Suite webpage.
Available on Other Platforms
DynamicPDF Core Suite is available for the Java and COM/ActiveX platforms. Refer to the respective product pages for more details.
- Java - DynamicPDF Generator for Java
- COM/ActiveX - DynamicPDF Generator for COM/ActiveX