Every marketplace hands you one PDF with the shipping label and the invoice or packing slip on the same page or on alternate pages. Print it whole and you waste half the paper and stick the wrong thing on the box. This app splits it: one clean PDF of labels for the packing table, one of invoices for your records.
Each marketplace has its own page layout. Choose it once; the crop rules follow. Any other marketplace — Amazon.com, eBay, Etsy, Shopify labels with a packing slip — uses the Custom split with a slider you set once.
One file or the whole morning's batch. Choose Labels or Invoices.
One output PDF, ready for the label printer or the accounts folder. Preview before you print.
Label above, invoice below on one page — split at the marketplace's line, with a slider for the odd layout.
Auto-detects the tight crop around the label so you print only the label, at the size the courier scanner expects.
The combined manifest PDF split into labels and invoices; Meesho label-only exports are recovered too.
New-format PDFs with the label on page 1 and the invoice on page 2 are split by page.
A horizontal split at the percentage you choose, separately for labels and invoices, for Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, noon and any other PDF with the label above the slip.
Many PDFs at once become one output. Order count and page count are shown before you print.
The PDFs are opened and rewritten in your browser. Customer names and addresses never touch a server.
Prices are in US dollars, taxes included; in India ₹49 a month or ₹399 a year including GST. A plan is a pass for the period shown and does not renew by itself. A page is one output page — one label or one invoice.
By output pages. Splitting a 40-order Amazon PDF into labels produces 40 label pages; the invoices for the same file are another 40. Failed or skipped files are not counted. The Free plan's 300 pages cover about five orders a day.
No. Without an account the 300 pages are counted in your browser. An account carries the count and the plan to every device.
No. Pages are cropped, never re-rendered, so barcodes and QR codes print exactly as the marketplace generated them.