Split PDF

Need just a few pages, or one file per page? Split your PDF however you like.

📖 How it works & FAQ

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Drop a PDF here, or click

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What splitting a PDF is for

A single PDF often holds more than you want to send. Maybe a 40-page bank statement PDF has the two pages your landlord asked for, or a scanned contract bundle mixes three separate documents into one file. Splitting lets you pull out exactly the pages you need, or break a big file into individual pages, without printing and re-scanning or buying desktop software.

When you'd reach for it

Common cases: emailing pages 5–7 of a report instead of the whole thing, separating a merged batch of receipts back into one file per receipt, removing a cover sheet before uploading a form, or handing a designer just the one page they need to edit. Because this tool keeps the original page content untouched, text stays selectable and image quality is unchanged — it copies pages rather than re-rendering them, so nothing gets blurry.

Two ways to split

You can extract a page range (say 3–9) into a single new PDF, or choose one file per page, which gives you back a ZIP containing a separate PDF for every page. The range option is best when you want a clean excerpt; the per-page option is handy for archiving or when each page is really its own document.

How to use it

Drag your PDF onto the page (or click to browse and pick it). It loads instantly and shows the total page count.
Choose your mode: enter a range like 3-9 to extract those pages, or select split into one file per page.
Click the split button. The tool builds your new file(s) right in the browser.
Download the result — a single PDF for a range, or a ZIP of individual PDFs for the per-page split.

FAQ

Are my files uploaded anywhere?: No. The PDF is opened and processed entirely inside your browser tab, so nothing leaves your device. This matters for statements, contracts, and medical or legal paperwork.
What page numbers should I enter?: Use the page numbers as they appear in the document, starting at 1. A range like 1-1 extracts just the first page; the last valid number is the total page count shown after loading.
Will splitting shrink or blur the text?: No. Pages are copied as-is, so fonts stay selectable and images keep their original resolution. File size roughly matches the pages you kept.
Is it free?: Yes, it's free and ad-supported, with no sign-up and no watermark added to your files.