Split PDF Pages

Split every page into a separate file, extract a custom page range, or divide at fixed intervals. Download as individual PDFs or a ZIP archive.

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How to split a PDF online

Splitting a PDF is useful whenever you need to share only part of a document, extract specific pages, or break a large file into smaller sections. This tool gives you three ways to split, all of which run privately in your browser with no upload needed.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Upload your PDF. Click the upload area or drag your PDF file onto it. The page count is detected automatically.
  2. Choose a split method. See the three options below. Pick the one that matches what you need.
  3. Click Split and Download. If the result is a single PDF it downloads directly. If it is multiple files they are packaged into a ZIP archive.

Split methods explained

Every page

Each page of your PDF becomes a separate PDF file. A 10-page document produces 10 individual files named page1.pdf, page2.pdf, and so on, packaged into a ZIP for easy download. This is useful when you scanned a multi-page document and need individual page files.

Custom range

Enter the pages you want using numbers and ranges separated by commas. For example, entering 1-3, 5, 8-10 extracts pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, and 10 into a single PDF. This is the best option when you need a specific subset of pages from a long document.

Fixed interval

Divide the document into equal-sized chunks. For example, setting the interval to 5 on a 20-page document produces four PDFs of 5 pages each. If the document does not divide evenly, the last chunk will contain the remaining pages. Useful for breaking up long reports into chapters of equal length.

When would you need to split a PDF?

  • Sharing a section of a report: Extract the pages relevant to a colleague without sharing the whole document.
  • Separating a combined bank statement: If your bank sends 12 months in one file, split it into individual monthly statements.
  • Fixing a scan: If you scanned many documents at once, split the pages and send individual files to the right recipients.
  • Reducing file size: Sometimes removing unnecessary pages is more effective than compression for reducing file size.
  • Sending attachments: Email systems often limit attachment size. Splitting a large PDF into parts lets you send each section separately.

How page ranges work

The range format uses numbers and hyphens. A single number like 5 means page 5 only. A range like 3-7 means pages 3 through 7 inclusive. Combine them with commas: 1, 3-5, 8 means pages 1, 3, 4, 5, and 8. Pages are always extracted in document order regardless of the order you type them.

Privacy

Your file is processed entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded to a server. This makes the tool safe for confidential documents — contracts, financial statements, medical records, and anything else you would not want to share with a third party.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about splitting PDF files.

What does the ZIP file contain?

When you split into multiple files (every page or fixed interval), the tool packages all resulting PDFs into a single ZIP archive for easy download. Each PDF inside is named by its page number or chunk number. If your result is a single PDF (custom range), it downloads directly without a ZIP.

Can I extract a single page from a PDF?

Yes. Use the Custom range mode and enter just the page number you want. For example, enter 3 to extract only page 3. The result downloads as a single-page PDF.

What happens if I enter a page number that does not exist?

The tool will show an error message telling you the valid page range. It will not process until you correct the input.

Can I split a password-protected PDF?

No. Password-protected PDFs cannot be processed. Remove the password first using appropriate software, then use this tool.

Is there a page limit?

There is no page limit set by this tool. Very large documents may be slow to process depending on your device. Files with hundreds of pages work fine on most modern computers.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. All splitting happens in your browser. Your file never leaves your device and remains completely private.