When you scan a stack of documents into one PDF, the easiest way to split it is by barcode separator pages. PDF4me’s Split by Barcode module does exactly that—and Make’s Iterator turns the split results into individual files you can upload to Dropbox.
This guide is fact‑checked from the provided Make screenshots, including the exact module names, fields, and sample values.
You have a multi-document PDF—batch-scanned invoices, mail with separator sheets, or reports with barcode dividers—and you need each document split into its own file. Doing that manually is tedious. PDF4me Split PDF by Barcode detects barcodes in the PDF, filters by text (e.g. starts with PDF4me), and splits before, after, or at the barcode page. In Power Automate, you wire it up in five steps: trigger → get file content (Dropbox) → Barcode – Split Document by Barcode (PDF4me) → Apply to each → Create file (Dropbox).
This guide is fact-checked against the Power Automate UI and the Split PDF by Barcode action reference. Every parameter, path, and output field matches a real run. At the end, we include the raw response structure and links to try the API interactively.