Tool:Drag-And-Drop Vcfsplit Tool

Question

[Devonj]

I know many here are command-line proficient, but for those that may not be, we released a free drag-and-drop tool to split a multi-sample VCF into individual VCF files.

http://www.enlis.com/tools.html

[Lee Katz]

Needs more screenshot goodness

Answer 1

[alexej.knaus]

If anybody does not want to install software use the online platfrom GeneTalk:

• Register at www.Gene-Talk.de
• Upload a multiple VCF file onto your account
• Take a look in the file manager and open, download or filter the multiple VCF or the singe VCF files.

other way round...

• Upload several single VCF files
• go to creat collection and choose the files in your account that you want to create a collection from
• set up pedigree information

All data is stored only in your account on a dedicated server in Germany with highest standards of data security.