AutoSplitter
autosplitter.com
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- Windows
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Plans
Every plan and priceBasic license
$24.99 once
Gold license
$34.99 once
What the maker publishes
- Auto cropping
- It detects multiple photos on one scanned page and separates them into individual files. source
- Captions
- Users can add and style text captions beneath scanned photos, including font, text color, and background color. source
- Intended use limits
- The guarantee page says the software was made for TWAIN or WIA flatbed scanners with uniform, patternless covers and rectangular photographs. source
- License scope
- The licenses are permanent and allow household use on all PCs in the home. source
- Maker
- The author page identifies Zoltán Péter as AutoSplitter's creator and maintainer, based in the European Union. source
- Metadata
- Captions can be saved as visible text, metadata, or both; the site says JPEG and TIFF captions use EXIF metadata and PNG captions use IDAT chunks. source
- Operating systems
- The site lists support for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11. source
- Purpose
- AutoSplitter scans batches of physical photographs, separates them into individual image files, restores colors, and supports captions and metadata. source
- Refund guarantee
- The maker offers a full refund when requested within 14 calendar days of purchase by users who installed the software and are dissatisfied with its results. source
- Release history
- The updates page lists version 1.15.5 as released August 25, 2026. source
- Retouching
- Built-in retouching tools can restore faded prints, and the product page lists contrast and saturation adjustments. source
- Scanner compatibility
- AutoSplitter is Windows-compatible and is described as working with flatbed scanners through WIA or TWAIN. source
- Support
- The site includes free support via support ticket. source
- Supported image formats
- It can open TIFF, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and BMP images and save to those formats except BMP. source
- Trial limitation
- The guarantee page says unregistered users cannot produce results without watermarks. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 8 Oct 2026.