Split PDF
Split PDF
Choose a PDF, then save every page separately or extract a page range. Your file stays on your device.
The Split PDF tool lets you break one PDF file into smaller, easier files. Large documents are often hard to share, upload, or read. You might only need one chapter of a report, a single invoice from a long statement, or a few pages from an ebook. Instead of sending the whole heavy file, you can extract exactly the pages you need in seconds.
This tool offers two simple choices. You can turn every page into its own separate PDF, or you can select a page range and save those pages together as one new PDF. When the result contains several files, they are bundled into a single ZIP file so downloading stays quick and tidy.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server, so private documents such as contracts, certificates, and personal records stay on your own device.
How to use
- Click the file box and choose the PDF you want to split. The tool will show how many pages it contains.
- Pick a split mode: every page as a separate PDF, or a page range.
- If you chose a range, type the first and last page numbers you want to keep.
- Click Split PDF and wait while the new files are prepared.
- Save the download. A single result downloads as a PDF, and multiple results download together in a ZIP file.
Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No. The splitting is done entirely inside your browser using code loaded on this page. Your file never leaves your device, and nothing is stored after you close the page.
What is a ZIP file and how do I open it?
A ZIP file is a folder-like package that holds several files in one download. Most phones and computers can open it with a double click or a long press, after which you can use each PDF normally.
Will the quality of my pages change?
No. Pages are copied directly from the original document into the new files, so text, images, and layout stay exactly as they were.
Can I split a password protected PDF?
Protected or damaged files may fail to load. Remove the password first using a tool you trust, then try splitting the file again.
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