Divide/split PST file on Mac OS by maintaining the email file accuracy. It is possible to break the files directly and to be consistent with versions of Outlook 2000/2007/2010/2013/2016.
MacUncle’s PST Splitter for macOS takes a few steps to divide PST mailboxes
Set up Tool
Start by downloading the PST Splitter Tool to your Computer and install effortlessly. Select PST files using Add File(s) or Add Folder(s) and press the Next button to move further.
Select Splitting Option
The divider tool gives different options to split the Outlook PST file according to the attributes such as by, from, Size, Date to Date, etc. and a Filter option to filter out the mailboxes. Then hit the OK button.
Know the Important Features of the tool to Split PST Files Proficiently
By splitting a large PST file into many small parts, the PST File Splitter helps to reduce the PST file size on a Mac operating system. The tool keeps PST file data secure and prevents corruption problems.
The saving option consists of a field to enter file size in TB, GB, and MB. Users can provide a required number to split PST files into smaller parts based on the size. The PST Splitter tool performs the process effortlessly and divides large size *.pst files without any restrictions.
Outlook PST Splitter Mac supports both the ANSI and UNICODE PST files. In the earlier MS Outlook version, ANSI format is used and in recent MS Outlook versions, Unicode is used. It splits all PST files, whether it is a Unicode PST or ANSI PST file, and creates smaller size PST files with accurate data.
Even if the PST file is encrypted and password secured, you can easily divide the file into several PST files by the PST Splitter for Mac. It also can divide a password-based PST file into many files without the loss of data. This decreases the size of the PST file.
To run the application, there is no need for any technical expertise. Easily operate the tool and split PST files without any changes within a few simple clicks. Just add PST files and set the required field for PST file splitting.
The free trial version of the software enables users to divide 25 Outlook PST files without any alteration to the file. However, the user has to buy the full version of the software to overcome the limitations of the trial version.
The Mac PST Split tool allows users to split large PST files based on the directories inside the file. A separate file for each folder is generated after separating each file. Every file is reduced in size and the possibility of corruption disappears.
Mac PST File Splitter runs smoothly on all the new versions of the Mac operating system. No matter what version of Mac the user uses, the process stays the same. It supports the 10.8 Mountain Lion version of Mac OS X and above.
System Requirement
Get an Overview of PST Splitter Tool Features – DEMO and Licensed Version
| Software Name: | Mac PST Splitter |
| Processor: | Minimum 2.4 GHz Processor |
| RAM: | Minimum 1 GB |
| Minimum Hard Drive Space: | 100 MB of free space |
| Operating System: | X OS 10.8 Mountain Lion and all the latest Editions. |
Software Specifications
Size: 9.9 MB, Version: 1.0
Product Guides
Limitations
The Demo version of the PST Splitter Tool for Mac permits splitting 25 PST files into separate files. Purchase the license key to split unlimited PST files at once.
Electronic Delivery
Product delivery is carried out automatically. Soon after the payment confirmation, you will receive an email with a link to download the product and an activation key.
Get the Software Customized
Request a quote if you need to modify PST Splitter Tool or if you require more capabilities.
What Customers Are Saying
Follow the given steps to split PST file into smaller separate files:
Yes. Use the two different add buttons to upload PST files to the software panel. Later choose the desired files from the list and split large PST files. To split unlimited PST files get the professional version with more advanced features.
Yes, the Mac PST Splitter tool is capable of splits splitting even password protected PST files without causing any harm to the records.