Select a file
Open the Cut tab and choose any file from your device.
EasyPicker Web Tool
EasyCutter
Cut almost any file into numbered pieces, send or store the pieces, then join every piece later to restore the original file.
Any file typeLocal processingNo uploadCut + Join
Cut any file
Select one file, choose how many pieces you want, enter a name, then process.
No file selected.
Processing…
Pieces ready
On supported Chrome/Edge, Save All to Folder lets you choose/create an EasyCutter folder. Other browsers use their normal Downloads location.
Join all pieces
Select all .ecpart###of### pieces together. EasyCutter checks the names, sorts them and restores the original bytes.
No pieces selected.
Checking pieces…
Original file restored
Ready.
Simple steps
How to use EasyCutter
Choose pieces
Enter a number from 2 to 999 and type the Save As name.
Cut & save/share
Tap Process & Cut. Save each piece, save all to a chosen folder, or share all pieces together when your browser supports file sharing.
Join later
Open Join Pieces, select every piece together, confirm the output filename and tap Process & Join.
Important: To restore a file, you must keep all pieces. Missing, duplicate, renamed or mixed pieces can prevent a correct join. Keep the
.ecpart001of005 style names unchanged.Practical reasons
Why use EasyCutter?
Send large files in parts
Divide a large file into smaller pieces when a messaging, email or storage service has a per-file size limit.
Works with almost any file
The tool cuts raw bytes, so it is not limited to PDF. Documents, archives, media and many other file types can be split.
Restore the exact content
Joining simply puts the numbered byte ranges back in order, so no conversion or recompression is applied.
Private browser processing
The selected file is processed locally in your browser. EasyPicker does not need to upload it to a server for cutting or joining.
Downloads/EasyCutter on every browser. Where the File System Access API is available, EasyCutter offers a folder picker. Otherwise files go through your browser's normal download/save controls. WhatsApp sharing uses the device's standard Web Share sheet when supported.