Modèles d’automatisation PDF

Pulls a chosen range of pages from a source PDF and writes them to a new document. Useful for trimming or sharing parts of a report.

Locates tables inside a PDF and extracts their rows into structured data. A drop-in stage in any OCR-adjacent pipeline.

Extracts every embedded image from a PDF file into a target directory. Useful for downstream OCR or asset recovery.

Reports the page count of a PDF file as a single number. A small utility that feeds splitters, paginators, and dashboards.

Combines every PDF in a folder into one consolidated document using a reusable merge subflow.

Joins two PDF files into a single output document — the minimal merge recipe.

Calculates a midpoint and splits a PDF into two evenly-sized halves. Demonstrates arithmetic on page counts feeding a splitter.

Splits a PDF into two files at a user-specified page number. Ideal when you know exactly where a document should be divided.

Divides a PDF into N equal-sized slices and writes each part out as its own file. A general-purpose chunker for large documents.