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Split a PDF

Break a PDF into single pages or pull out a specific page range.

🔒 Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.

Choose one PDF per page, or enter a range like 1-3, 5 to extract just those pages into a new file.

How to split a PDF

  1. Add your PDF to the panel.
  2. Choose One PDF per page to split every page into its own file, or Pages and enter a range such as 1-3, 5 to extract specific pages.
  3. Click the button and download your files.

When to split a PDF

Splitting is the fastest way to pull one document out of a bundle: a single invoice from a statement, one signed page from a contract, or a cover sheet from a report. Sending one focused file is easier for the recipient than a whole document.

Choose One PDF per page when you need to split a PDF into individual pages to distribute separately or recombine later. Choose Pages when you want to split a PDF into multiple files by range, for example pages 1-3 for one section and 4-10 for another. Open ranges like 4- take everything from page 4 to the end.

Why split PDFs in your browser

Everything runs on your device, so the source document is never uploaded. That matters for contracts, IDs, and other documents you would rather not send to a stranger's server.

The tool is free, has no sign-up, and works on any device with a browser. On iPhone, the PDF Shrink app does the same job offline with a one-time unlock.

FAQ

How do I write a page range?

Use page numbers and dashes, for example 1-3, 5 to take pages 1, 2, 3 and 5. Open ranges like 4- mean from page 4 to the end.

Can I split every page into its own PDF?

Yes. Choose One PDF per page and the tool creates a separate PDF for every page.

Is the original file changed?

No. Splitting creates new files; the PDF you add stays untouched on your device.

Are my documents uploaded?

No. The split runs entirely in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.

Can I split a large PDF?

Yes, and unlike server tools there is no upload size limit. The only constraint is your device's memory.