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Split PDF— Free & Private

Extract pages or split a PDF into multiple files — all in your browser.

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What Is PDF Splitting?

PDF splitting extracts specific pages or page ranges from a PDF document and saves them as separate files. This is useful when you need to share only certain sections of a report, isolate individual chapters, or break a large document into smaller parts for easier handling. Our tool performs the split entirely in your browser, keeping your documents private and secure on your own device.

How to Use Split PDF

  1. Upload the PDF

    Select the PDF you want to split from your device or drag it into the tool.

  2. Choose pages to extract

    Enter page numbers or ranges (e.g. 1-3, 5, 8-12) to specify which pages to extract.

  3. Split and download

    Click Split to generate the new PDF files, then download them individually or as a zip.

Why Use Our PDF Splitter?

Runs entirely in your browser — no server uploads
Extract specific pages, ranges, or every page as a separate file
Visual page preview to help you pick the right pages
Download split files individually or as a single zip
No file size restrictions on input PDFs
No sign-up or account needed
Preserves quality and formatting of extracted pages

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract non-consecutive pages from a PDF?

Yes. You can specify any combination of individual pages and ranges, such as pages 1, 3, and 7-10, and they will be combined into a single output file or saved separately.

Does splitting a PDF reduce the quality of the pages?

No. Splitting simply copies the selected pages into new files. Text, images, and vector graphics remain at their original quality.

Can I split a PDF into individual pages automatically?

Yes. Choose the "Split every page" option and each page of your document will be saved as its own separate PDF file.