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Split PDF

Extract specific pages or split PDF into multiple files

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Max file size: 50MB. Your files stay on your device.

Split a PDF or pull out the pages you need

A single oversized PDF is rarely convenient. You might need to send just one chapter of a manual, separate an invoice from a longer statement, or break a 200-page scan into manageable sections. The Split PDF tool lets you divide a document into multiple files or extract only the specific pages you want, while leaving the original untouched.

This is ideal when a colleague only needs section three of a report, when you want to share a single signed page rather than an entire agreement, or when an upload form imposes a page limit. Instead of forwarding the whole document, you send exactly what is relevant.

How to split a PDF

Upload the PDF you want to divide, then choose the pages or ranges to extract. You can separate every page into its own file or pick a custom range such as pages 5 to 12. The tool produces new PDF files containing only the pages you selected, ready to download individually or together.

Splitting never re-compresses your content, so each extracted page keeps the same resolution, text and formatting as the source. The original file on your device is left completely unchanged.

Private by design

Splitting is performed entirely in your browser. The document is processed on your own machine and is never transmitted to or kept on any server, so even sensitive paperwork stays private from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Split PDF tool free?

Yes. Splitting and extracting PDF pages is completely free with no account required.

Can I extract specific pages from a PDF?

Yes. You can split a PDF into separate files or pull out only the pages you need.

Are my files private when I split a PDF?

Completely. The split happens in your browser, so your file is never uploaded or stored.

Will splitting reduce the quality of my PDF?

No. Splitting only separates pages — the content and quality of each page stay exactly the same.