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Split a PDF online

Extract page ranges or save every page as a separate PDF, then download one result or a ZIP locally.

No server upload No signup Up to 40 MB per file

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This tool processes one file at a time.

PDF · Up to 40 MB per file
Local browser processing — Source files are not sent to our server for conversion.

How to split a PDF

Choose exactly which pages belong in each output.

  1. Select an unencrypted PDF.
  2. Enter ranges such as 1-3,5, or leave the field blank to create one file per page.
  3. Check the entered range against the displayed source page count.
  4. Split, review the generated files, then download one PDF or a ZIP.

Page extraction explained

Splitting creates new PDF files from selected source pages without converting them to images.

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  • Original page numbers printed on a page do not change automatically.
  • Bookmarks and document-wide links may not make sense after extraction.

When to extract pages

Keep only the portion of a document that a recipient needs.

  • Sending one chapter or invoice from a long PDF.
  • Separating a scan into individual records.
  • Meeting an upload page or file-size requirement.

Original page visuals are retained

Pages are copied, not re-rendered, so extraction does not intentionally lower quality.

  • Verify the first and last page of each range.
  • For a very long PDF, create a few larger ranges rather than hundreds of files on mobile.

Private page extraction

The source PDF and extracted parts remain in the current browser session.

  • No document is uploaded for splitting.
  • Remember that extracted pages can still contain confidential visible content and metadata.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I enter several ranges?

Yes. Create selected ranges or choose to export every page separately.

Does splitting compress the PDF?

No. This tool extracts pages; it is not a PDF compression tool.

Are bookmarks preserved?

Page content is preserved, but document-level navigation may be simplified or no longer relevant.