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Do you have large file and can't copy that to your flash memory or upload to internet ? Do you want to split that file into smaller parts? Now you can do it. SD Split and Merge can split any file to smaller part and also merge that files so fast and easy.

Easy, Lighweight, Free for Sharing and Archieving Universal File Splitter and Joiner is a powerful file splitter and joiner utility that can split a big file into small pieces, then can be joined latter to get the original file, also check Identical for both Source and Joined file. provides many signature algorithm. This application requires- * .NET framework 4.0

Universal File Splitter and Joiner is a utility that allows you to split large files into small chunks which can be joined later to obtain the original file, for better portability and sharing of files. This application requires- * .NET framework 4.0

Split a large filesystem into groups of files of less than 4.5 gig so they can be burned to a DVD. No archiving, no compression, it makes hard links to the original files so you can easily delete the tree structure after you've burned them to DVD.

A free file splitting tool that cuts large files into smaller parts and a merge-script which you can copy to otherwise-too-small memory sticks etc and then put them together on the target computer.

Split Files

GFileSplit is a very simple GNOME app to split a file into fixed size pieces and to join the pieces back into the original file. In the post-floppy era, this can still be useful because of size limits on mail attachments.