Label & Invoice Separator

Most Indian marketplace PDFs put the shipping label and the tax invoice on the same page. This tool finds the divider on every page — from the TAX INVOICE heading, ruled lines or white gaps — and returns the label part, the invoice part, or both as separate files in matching order.

One separator for every marketplace

Whether the file came from Meesho, Flipkart, Shopsy, GlowRoad, Snapdeal or Amazon Easy Ship, the page anatomy is the same: label above, invoice below. Instead of hardcoding each platform, the separator reads the evidence on each page — the invoice heading, a full-width ruled line, or the widest band of white — and cuts there. Courier layout changes and mixed-template files stop being a problem.

What you get

• Labels only — for the packing table and the thermal printer.
• Invoices only — for the copy that goes inside the parcel and for your GST records.
• Both as separate files — in matching page order, so label 12 pairs with invoice 12.
• Both on one page — kept together with blank space and side margins trimmed.

Why the invoice matters

Marketplaces require a tax invoice inside the parcel, and GST rules require you to keep a copy. Splitting them cleanly means you can print labels on a thermal roll and invoices on plain A4 in one workflow, instead of wasting a full sheet per order.

When automatic detection is not enough

The preview shows the cut line on every page, so you always see what will happen before you commit. If a template defeats the detector — a scanned file with no text, or an unusual courier layout — switch to Custom in More options and drag the crop box once; that exact region is applied to every page.

Platform-specific pages, with settings and troubleshooting for each, are here: Meesho, Flipkart, Amazon Easy Ship, Shopsy, GlowRoad and Snapdeal.