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This document provides instructions for a Python script that splits PDF files into smaller segments. It outlines the required libraries (pymupdf and tkinter), explains the code structure, and details the functions used for selecting a PDF file and splitting it. The final steps include saving the script and running it to execute the PDF splitting process.

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Python

This document provides instructions for a Python script that splits PDF files into smaller segments. It outlines the required libraries (pymupdf and tkinter), explains the code structure, and details the functions used for selecting a PDF file and splitting it. The final steps include saving the script and running it to execute the PDF splitting process.

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PYTHON

To run this script on your laptop, you need to install the required dependencies. Here's what each part of
the code does and what you need to install:

Step 1: Install Required Libraries

Open the command prompt (cmd) and run the following command:

pip install pymupdf tk

Explanation of Installed Libraries:

pymupdf (fitz) → This library allows reading, editing, and splitting PDFs.

tk (Tkinter) → This is a built-in Python library used to create graphical interfaces, such as file upload
dialogs.

Step 2: Explanation of the Code

1. Import Required Libraries

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import fitz # PyMuPDF (for handling PDFs)

import tkinter as tk # Tkinter (for GUI)

from tkinter import filedialog # File dialog for selecting the PDF

fitz (from PyMuPDF) is used to open, read, and manipulate PDF files.
tkinter is used to create a graphical user interface (GUI) to select files.

2. Function to Split the PDF

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def split_pdf(input_pdf, pages_per_split):

doc = fitz.open(input_pdf) # Open the PDF file

total_pages = len(doc) # Get the total number of pages

for i in range(0, total_pages, pages_per_split): # Loop through the document in chunks

output_pdf = f"split_{i+1}-{i+pages_per_split}.pdf" # Name for each split file

new_doc = fitz.open() # Create a new PDF document

new_doc.insert_pdf(doc, from_page=i, to_page=min(i+pages_per_split-1, total_pages-1)) # Extract


and insert pages

new_doc.save(output_pdf) # Save the split PDF

new_doc.close() # Close the file

print(f"Saved: {output_pdf}") # Print confirmation

Opens the selected PDF file.

Splits it into smaller PDFs based on the specified number of pages.

Saves each split PDF with a different name.

3. Function to Open File Dialog and Select a PDF


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def upload_file():

root = tk.Tk()

root.withdraw() # Hide the main Tkinter window

file_path = filedialog.askopenfilename(filetypes=[("PDF Files", "*.pdf")]) # Open file dialog

if file_path:

split_pdf(file_path, 10) # Call split function with 10 pages per split

Opens a file dialog to let the user choose a PDF file.

Passes the selected file to the split_pdf function with 10 pages per split.

4. Main Execution

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if __name__ == "__main__":

upload_file()

Runs the script and opens the file selection dialog.

Final Steps

Save the script as split_pdf.py.

Run it using:
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python split_pdf.py

A file dialog will open—select a PDF.

The script will split the PDF into smaller files and save them in the same directory.

Let me know if you have any questions! 🚀

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