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Split PDF

Split a PDF into individual pages or custom page ranges. Download all split files instantly — processed entirely in your browser.

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Click or drag a PDF here

Files are processed locally — never uploaded to any server

Your files are never uploaded. All processing happens in your browser.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Upload your PDF

    Click to upload the PDF file you want to split.

  2. 2

    Choose split mode

    Split by page ranges, every N pages, or extract specific pages.

  3. 3

    Download

    Click Split PDF to download the split files.

How It Works

This tool splits a PDF into individual pages or custom page ranges, letting you extract exactly the pages you need without altering the original file — processed entirely in your browser.

Specifying page ranges

Enter ranges like "1-3, 5, 7-9" to extract exactly those pages as one or more new files — you don't need to split into single pages only, you can extract any combination of ranges and individual pages in one operation.

The original file is untouched

Splitting creates new output files; it doesn't modify or delete anything in your original PDF. This means you can experiment with different split ranges without any risk to your source document.

Examples

Extracting a chapter

From a 200-page report, entering "45-60" extracts just that 16-page chapter as a standalone PDF.

Splitting for separate emailing

Entering "1-3, 7-9" from a signed contract extracts just the signature pages and the schedule pages needed for a specific recipient, leaving out irrelevant sections.

Common Use Cases

  • Extracting a specific chapter, section, or set of pages from a larger document
  • Splitting a scanned multi-document batch back into its separate original documents
  • Pulling just the relevant pages from a large PDF before sharing with someone who only needs part of it

Tips

  • You can mix individual pages and ranges in one entry (e.g. "2, 5-8, 12") — you don't need to run separate split operations for non-contiguous pages.
  • Double-check page numbers against the PDF's actual page count before splitting — page numbering here refers to physical PDF pages, not any page numbers printed within the document content, which may differ (e.g. if there's an unnumbered cover page).

Frequently Asked Questions

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