PDF Splitter

Split PDF into individual pages or extract specific pages. All processing happens in your browser - 100% private and secure.

100% Private

No upload

Instant

Browser processing

Flexible

Multiple modes

Free

No limits

Drop file here or click to upload

PDF files up to 100MB • Max 100MB

How to Split a PDF

Our free PDF splitter lets you separate PDF pages or extract specific pages into new documents. Choose from three modes: split all pages into individual PDFs, extract a range of pages, or select specific pages to extract.

Split Modes

  • Split All Pages: Creates individual PDF files for each page
  • Extract Range:Enter page numbers like "1-5, 8, 10-12" to create a new PDF with those pages
  • Select Pages: Click on page numbers to select which ones to extract

Why Split PDFs

Splitting a PDF lets you extract specific pages from a larger document, making it easy to share only what matters. For example, you can pull individual invoice pages from a monthly statement, separate contract sections for different signatories, or extract a single chapter from an ebook.

Splitting is also essential when working with scanned documents that were combined into one file. Instead of sending a 50-page document, you can share just the pages each recipient needs. This saves bandwidth, reduces confusion, and keeps your workflow organized.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I extract specific pages?
Choose 'Extract Range' mode and enter page numbers like '1-5, 8, 10-12' to extract those specific pages into a new PDF.
Can I split a large PDF?
Yes! Since processing happens in your browser, you can split PDFs up to 50MB easily. Larger files may take more time.
Are my files secure?
Yes! Your PDF never leaves your device. All processing is done locally in your browser.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
Our PDF splitter cannot process password-protected PDFs. You will need to remove the password protection first using a PDF unlocking tool before splitting.
What happens to my files after splitting?
Your files never leave your browser. All processing happens client-side, and the original file is not uploaded anywhere. Once you close the page, all data is cleared from memory.

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