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How to Split Large Files into Smaller Files

Nirmal by Nirmal
August 13, 2008
in Freewares
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Most of the times when we want to share some large file through email, there are restrictions on the size of files being send. Although there are online services which allows large files to be sent, splitting the file into smaller files and then joining it at later is also a good option. There are many freewares to split large files into smaller. Here is a list of 4 5 top freewares to split large files into smaller ones.

1. GSplit- Gsplit lets you split your large files (like Self-Extracting archives, Zip archives, multimedia, song, music, movie, backup, picture, archive, log, large text, document files) into a set of smaller files.

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2. JoneSoft File Splitter- It allows max file size upto 4GB.

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3. SplitFile- The main feature if compared to other programs like this, is the ability to support very large files.

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4. Max Splitter– Split files into smaller pieces and easily rejoin them again.

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Update: Added HJSplit based on reader recommendation.

5. HJ Split- This is another good popular freeware for splitting large files. It supports files more than 10GB as well.

Which is your favorite program to split files?

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Comments 5

  1. Keith Dsouza says:
    17 years ago

    I prefer to use HJSplit, it’s a simple no hassle interface and does its job pretty well.

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  2. abhishek says:
    17 years ago

    I think you have missed the best free software in this category – ie HJSplit

    Reply
  3. Nirmal says:
    17 years ago

    @Keith, @Abhishek,
    I have added HJ Split based on your recommendation.

    Reply
  4. Narayanan Hariharan says:
    17 years ago

    I’ve been using GSplit for quite a while now and it seems to be doing the job well for me. Good to see that on number 1 🙂

    Reply
  5. Martin von Dehn says:
    15 years ago

    I still use WinZip 8.1. It stills works under Windows 7 if one installs Microsoft’s Windows 7 program for old help files at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=258aa5ec-e3d9-4228-8844-008e02b32a2c&displaylang=en&Hash=VmiQ%2bLzkl5xA8ZcvnKcl8sQdnv%2bbKY30tEh2E34ZCNM9ixfQsbsEZnAJ0eBSTMyag0UhJDXni41ZQeCQoeaGDg%3d%3d

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