How to Split a PDF for IFHRMS Upload — Under 1.5 MB
IFHRMS has a strict file upload limit: 1.5 MB maximum. If your PDF is larger than this — and many salary-related PDFs are — IFHRMS will reject the upload. You need to split the file into smaller parts first.
You have a PDF that is 5 MB or 10 MB — maybe a salary statement, a combined bill document, or a scanned order. You try to upload it to IFHRMS and it fails. The portal gives an error or simply does not accept the file. Now you need to somehow split this PDF into smaller pieces, each under 1.5 MB. Some people try online PDF splitters that compress the file and reduce quality. Others try to split by page count and guess how many pages fit — sometimes they guess wrong and have to redo it. This wastes time every single time.
The PDF Splitter on TN GovTools is built specifically for this IFHRMS limit. It splits your PDF into parts that are each under 1.5 MB — not by guessing the page count, but by actually measuring the file size of each part. No quality loss, no compression — just the right number of pages per file.
Upload it and get split files under 1.5 MB each — ready to upload to IFHRMS.
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How to Use the PDF Splitter
Go to tngovtools.com/pdf-splitter.
Click the upload area or drag and drop your PDF file. The maximum upload size is 100 MB.
Click the Split button. The tool reads every page, measures the actual file size, and splits the PDF into parts that are each under 1.5 MB.
Each split part appears as a separate file with its own Download button. Click the button for each part to download it. You can also use "Download all parts one by one" to get them all.
Each file is named clearly — for example, your_file_part1_of_4.pdf, your_file_part2_of_4.pdf, etc.
Why This Tool Is Different from Online PDF Splitters
No quality loss
Many online splitters compress the PDF to reduce file size. That makes text blurry and scanned pages hard to read. This tool does no compression at all. Pages are copied exactly as they are — the only thing that changes is how many pages are in each file.
Size-based splitting, not page-based
Other tools ask you "how many pages per file?" But the problem is that different pages have different sizes. A scanned page can be 500 KB, while a text page is only 20 KB. Splitting by page count means you might still get a file that is over 1.5 MB. This tool measures the actual file size of each part and makes sure every part is under the limit.
No account, no login
Many online tools require you to create an account, or they add watermarks, or they limit the number of free splits. This tool is completely free with no limits and no login.
What If a Single Page Is Over 1.5 MB?
Sometimes a PDF has one page that is very large — usually a high-resolution scanned image. A single page that is over 1.5 MB cannot be split further (because a page cannot be cut in half).
The tool will flag this page with a warning. In this case, you may need to re-scan that particular page at a lower resolution (200 DPI instead of 600 DPI, for example) before uploading to IFHRMS.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the IFHRMS file upload size limit?
IFHRMS accepts PDF uploads up to 1.5 MB only. Files larger than this will not upload.
2. Does splitting reduce PDF quality?
No. The tool copies pages exactly as they are. No compression, no re-rendering, no quality loss.
3. Do I need to extract a ZIP file?
No. Each split part downloads separately as its own PDF file. There is no ZIP or RAR file. Each part has its own download button.
4. Can IFHRMS accept multiple files for the same record?
Yes. IFHRMS allows you to upload multiple files against the same record. Upload the split parts one after another.
5. What is the maximum file size I can upload to the splitter?
The splitter accepts PDF files up to 100 MB.
Split your PDF in seconds and upload to IFHRMS without any issues.
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