2 posts tagged with "batch split"

One PDF, multiple documents inside—batch scans, mail with separator sheets, or reports with barcode dividers. PDF4me Split PDF by Barcode finds barcodes (QR Code, Code 128, Data Matrix), filters by text (e.g. starts with PDF4me), and splits the file at each match. In n8n, you need just two PDF4me nodes: Upload file to PDF4me to host the PDF, then Split PDF by barcode to cut it into individual files. Execute the workflow and get PDF4me Barcode 1.pdf, PDF4me Barcode 2.pdf, and more—ready to download or pass to the next node.

When you scan a stack of documents into one PDF—batch invoices, mail with separator sheets, or reports with barcode dividers—you need each document in its own file. PDF4me’s Split by Barcode action detects barcodes, filters by text (e.g. starts with PDF4me), and splits before, after, or at the barcode page. In Zapier, you can wire this into a three-step Zap: watch a Dropbox folder, split the PDF, and upload the results as individual files or a single ZIP.