How to split a PDF
- Select one PDF containing at least two pages.
- Enter split points or choose a fixed page-group size.
- Split the document and download each validated part.
Separate a long PDF into smaller files using the page boundaries you choose. Source pages are copied into the new documents without being converted to images.
or drop one PDF here
Up to 50 MiB, 500 pages, and 50 output files
No. Reading, splitting, and downloads occur in this browser.
Pages are copied into new PDFs without rendering them as images.
Need one combined document? Merge PDF files.
Split PDF copies source pages into separate output files at the boundaries you choose. It is useful when only part of a document should be sent, stored, or printed.
A split PDF workflow creates several documents from one source. Choose the page boundaries or ranges that belong together, check the plan, and generate the smaller PDFs locally. This is useful for dividing reports, assignments, invoices, evidence bundles, or scanned packets.
Create page ranges that match real sections such as chapters, forms, appendices, or recipients. Meaningful ranges make the downloaded files easier to identify and share.
Splitting produces new documents. It does not delete pages from or overwrite the selected source PDF, so the complete original remains available for comparison.
Source pages are copied into the split files rather than rendered as pictures. This preserves their page dimensions and avoids an unnecessary visual-quality conversion.
Yes. Select a PDF, define the required page ranges, and download the resulting files without registering.
Create one-page ranges for the pages that need individual documents. Review every range before processing so no page is omitted.
Splitting creates several outputs from one source. Extract Pages creates one new PDF containing only the pages you select.
Start with the result you need, then follow an honest workflow across the right browser tools.
Add a valid split point to preview the parts.
Every output passed browser validation.