How to split a PDF every 5 pages using VeryPDF PDF Split-Merge tool

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How to Split a PDF Every 5 Pages Without Adobe Using VeryPDF PDF Split-Merge

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Struggling to split large PDF files every 5 pages? Here's a simple tool that gets it done fastno Adobe needed.

Every Friday, I Had One Dreaded Task: Splitting PDFs Manually

If you've ever been buried under a pile of lengthy PDF reports and been told to "split them every 5 pages"you know the pain.

I used to handle monthly performance reports for a logistics firm. Each PDF was about 100 pages long. My boss wanted every branch to receive just their own 5-page segment. That meant manually opening, scrolling, selecting, printing to PDF, naming each file, and praying I didn't mess it up. Over. And. Over.

I wasted hours.

One day, I finally snapped. I searched for a better wayand that's when I found VeryPDF PDF Split-Merge.

The Simple Tool That Fixed My Mess

What's VeryPDF PDF Split-Merge?

It's a no-fluff, fast-working tool that lets you split PDF files by page count, bookmarks, or specific page ranges, and merge multiple PDFs into one. Even better? You don't need Adobe. That's huge if you're on a budget or working in an environment where you can't install bloatware.

There's even a command-line version for advanced users who love automation (like I do now).

Who Should Use This Tool?

• Admin staff who process documents for multiple departments

• Teachers or trainers sharing course content in chunks

• Legal teams handling large case files with sectioned deliverables

• Finance teams distributing segmented reports

• Anyone drowning in big PDFs and short on time

How to Split a PDF Every 5 Pages (My Exact Flow)

Here's how I did it using VeryPDF PDF Split-Merge:

Step 1: Download and Install

Grab the tool from this link. Install it like any standard Windows app. No hidden junk.

Step 2: Open the GUI or Use Command Line

You've got two options here:

• Drag and drop your PDF into the GUI and select "Split every n pages"

• Or, go full efficiency mode with this line in Command Prompt:

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pdfpg.exe split 5 C:\input.pdf C:\output_folder

This splits the file into partsevery 5 pagesand saves them automatically.

Step 3: Done. Like, Actually Done.

Files split. Named. Sorted.

No more opening PDFs one by one.

Why I Stick with VeryPDF Over Other Tools

No Adobe? No Problem.

Unlike some tools that quietly rely on Adobe in the background, VeryPDF runs solo. It's lightweight and doesn't need anything else to work.

Speed That Saves Hours

I once split a 150-page file into 30 parts in less than 15 seconds. That used to take me almost an hour manually.

Keeps It Clean

Bookmarks? AcroForms? Annotations?