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Split a PDF
Split PDF cuts one document into page ranges or single pages. Enter the ranges you want, see which pages land in each file, then download one PDF or a zip of several.
Splitting runs in your browser. The file is read locally and the new PDFs are written locally, so nothing is sent to a server.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How to split a PDF
Choose a file
Drop in one PDF. The tool reads its page count, so ranges can be checked against the real document as you type.
Set the ranges
Enter ranges such as 1-3, 7, 9-12, or switch to fixed-size chunks or one file per page.
Download the result
A single range downloads as one PDF. Several ranges download together as a zip.
Questions
- Can I split a PDF without uploading it?
- Yes. This tool reads and writes the file entirely in the browser tab, so the PDF never leaves your computer.
- How do I pull one page out of a PDF?
- Enter that page number on its own as the only range. The result is a single-page PDF.
- What happens to bookmarks and form fields?
- Page content, text and images carry over. Document-level features such as bookmarks and form data are not preserved in the split files.
- Can I get every page as its own file?
- Yes. Choose the option to split into single pages and the result arrives as a zip with one PDF per page.