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Here is the whole workflow. Before building an automated splitting workflow, you can try our .
Step 1: Requirements of Splitting PDF Automatically on Make
To set up an automated PDF splitting workflow, you’ll need:
Sign up or Log in to your Make.com account. Create a new scenario.
Step 3: Add Google Drive and ComPDF for PDF Splitting
Click + and search Google Drive. Then, add Google Drive — Download a File.
Connect your Google Drive account and choose the PDF file to split.
Click + and search ComPDFKit PDF Editor. Then, add Split PDF Files — Create a Task.
Step 4: Copy and Paste ComPDF Free License
and obtain your free ComPDF license key from the dashboard. Click the keys to copy them.
Click the ComPDFKit PDF Editor — Split PDF Files to create a connection. Paste the license key in the following Make module’s authorization field.
Step 5: Add and Set Modules to Split a PDF Automatically
1. Add the Modules of ComPDFKit PDF Editor:
Add and set the Upload a File module of the ComPDFKit PDF Editor like the picture shown below.
Add and set ComPDFKit PDF Editor — Start a Task.
Search and add Flow Control — Repeater to repeat the next process (Get the File Information from ComPDFKit PDF Editor):
Add and set Get the File Information of ComPDFKit PDF Editor.
2. Add and Set the Module — Router:
Search and add a Router to check if the links of the separated PDF files are generated.
Choose a drive to store the resulting files like Google Drive.
3. End the Workflow:
Add another module and choose JSON -> Parse JSON. Click on Create a data structure and set it as below.
Right-click on JSON and choose Add error handler. Then, choose Commit to end the workflow.
Step 6: Test the Automated PDF Pages Splitting Workflow
Click Run to execute a test run to verify:
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Step 1: Requirements of Splitting PDF Automatically on Make
To set up an automated PDF splitting workflow, you’ll need:
- A free account.
- Google Drive access with PDF files to process. Follow step 3 to connect to Google Drive.
- . Follow Step 4 to copy the license and use it in the workflow.
Sign up or Log in to your Make.com account. Create a new scenario.
Step 3: Add Google Drive and ComPDF for PDF Splitting
Click + and search Google Drive. Then, add Google Drive — Download a File.
Connect your Google Drive account and choose the PDF file to split.
Click + and search ComPDFKit PDF Editor. Then, add Split PDF Files — Create a Task.
Step 4: Copy and Paste ComPDF Free License
and obtain your free ComPDF license key from the dashboard. Click the keys to copy them.
Click the ComPDFKit PDF Editor — Split PDF Files to create a connection. Paste the license key in the following Make module’s authorization field.
Step 5: Add and Set Modules to Split a PDF Automatically
1. Add the Modules of ComPDFKit PDF Editor:
Add and set the Upload a File module of the ComPDFKit PDF Editor like the picture shown below.
Add and set ComPDFKit PDF Editor — Start a Task.
Search and add Flow Control — Repeater to repeat the next process (Get the File Information from ComPDFKit PDF Editor):
Add and set Get the File Information of ComPDFKit PDF Editor.
2. Add and Set the Module — Router:
Search and add a Router to check if the links of the separated PDF files are generated.
- Add the routes Tools -> Sleep and HTTP -> Get a file:
- Click the following icon to set the filter between the Tools -> Sleep and the Router: If the URL of the split result file doesn’t exist, it will wait a few seconds and repeat retrieving the file information.
- Click the following icon to set the filter between the HTTP -> Get a file and the Router: If the URL of the result file exists, the split files will be returned.
- Set the Sleep of the Tools and the Get a File of the HTTP as the image shown below.
Choose a drive to store the resulting files like Google Drive.
3. End the Workflow:
Add another module and choose JSON -> Parse JSON. Click on Create a data structure and set it as below.
Right-click on JSON and choose Add error handler. Then, choose Commit to end the workflow.
Step 6: Test the Automated PDF Pages Splitting Workflow
Click Run to execute a test run to verify:
- Correct page extraction
- Proper file output to target folders
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