File Splitter & Merger

Developed by Dire Studio, it focuses on making big-file sharing manageable with flexible split and merge controls. With File Splitter APK, you handle size limits by cutting files into equal pieces or a chosen number of parts, then rebuild them when needed. It works with any file type and size, though media fragments may not open until merged back. Below is what you can expect when using it day to day.

• Split by number of files to create the exact count of parts you need
• Split by size in B, KB, or MB for consistent, equal file pieces
• Pick files using the in-app browser for quick, accurate selection
• Choose output name, save location, and extension before processing
• Set a separator and starting index appended to each resulting part
• Merge multiple files into one and sort by name, date, or size
• View raw file content with adjustable font size and line numbers

Flexible Splitting Options

Splitting keeps transfers simple by cutting a large item into smaller chunks that fit email or upload limits. File Splitter & Merger lets you choose either a target size per piece or an exact number of parts, then customize the output name, save path, and extension. Adding a separator and starting index keeps parts neatly labeled so you recognize the correct order when sharing or storing them.

Controlled Merging and Ordering

Merging restores the original file from previously split parts, with sorting by name, date, or size to reduce mistakes. In the File Splitter latest version, this ordering helps reassemble files after a transfer or backup. If you split complex formats like audio, video, or PDFs, the fragments might not open on their own, but they work normally once merged.

Download and install File Splitter & Merger

You can download File Splitter as the latest APK from APKPure. Depending on your connection, the download typically completes quickly. During installation, Android may prompt you to allow installs from your browser or file manager before continuing.

After setup, open the app and try splitting a large document, then merge the parts back to verify the result. For reliable merging, keep all pieces in one folder. If you split media files, remember they usually work only after merging.