Split PDF
Split a PDF into separate files or pull out just the pages you need — right in your browser.
or drag and drop your PDF here
Use splitting when only part of a document is needed, such as sending one chapter, sharing selected pages, or separating a scanned bundle into smaller files. Page ranges divide the document into parts, while extraction pulls out single pages or a chosen set as their own file. Before downloading, double-check the page numbers against the original, because a range that starts or ends one page off will include or omit the wrong page.
How to Split a PDF Online
Follow these 3 simple steps to separate or extract your PDF pages in seconds
Add your PDF
Click "Choose PDF File" or drop the file onto the box. It loads right here in your browser, nothing is sent to a server.
Choose how to split
Use ranges to carve the document into parts (for example 1–3 and 5–8), or switch to Extract to save individual pages as separate files. Tick the merge option if you want all ranges combined into one PDF instead.
Download your files
Press "Split PDF" and grab the finished files. Multiple parts arrive together in one tidy ZIP.
Why use this Split PDF tool?
Designed for speed, privacy, and maximum efficiency without subscriptions
Private by design
Your file is processed on your own device from start to finish, so sensitive documents never leave your computer.
Two ways to split
Precise page ranges when you know exactly what you need, or one-click extraction when every page should stand alone.
See before you split
Page thumbnails let you check the document visually instead of guessing page numbers from memory.
Free, with no hoops
No account, no watermark and no page-count fee. Open the page, split, download, done.
Common Questions About Splitting PDFs
Yes. You can split as many PDFs as you like without paying, creating an account, or accepting a watermark on your files.
No. The splitting happens locally in your browser, which means your documents stay on your device the entire time.
Ranges let you group pages into parts — pages 1–4 become one new PDF, pages 5–9 another. Extracting turns each selected page into its own separate PDF.
Yes. Turn on the merge option before you split and all of your ranges will be delivered inside a single PDF instead of separate ones.
Because everything runs on your device, the practical limit is your browser’s memory. Everyday documents — even hundreds of pages — split without a problem.
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