Split PDF
Extract custom page ranges into a clean PDF or split every page into separate files directly in your browser.
Split PDF Workspace
Max 25 MB/file • Up to 10 files • .pdfHow to use
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Step 1
Select or drop a PDF file (up to 25 MB) into the workspace, or click Load 4-Page Sample PDF to test with an example.
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Step 2
Choose Extract Page Range (Single PDF) and enter pages like 1-3, 5 (or click Odd, Even, or First Page), or choose Split Every Page (Separate PDFs).
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Step 3
Click Extract Selected Pages or Split All Pages, then download individual PDFs or all split pages together in a ZIP file.
Key features
- Extract any combination of single pages and page ranges (such as 1-3, 5, 8-10) into a new PDF
- Quick preset buttons for First Page, Odd Pages, Even Pages, and All Pages
- Split Every Page mode turns each page of your document into its own standalone PDF file
- Preserves 100% of original page text, fonts, graphics, and formatting with no uploads
Supported formats
File limits & notes
Supports standard, unencrypted PDF files up to 25 MB. Enter page numbers between 1 and the total number of pages in your document, separated by commas or hyphens.
Frequently asked questions
View all FAQsHow do I extract several non-consecutive pages into one PDF?
Choose Extract Page Range (Single PDF) and type the page numbers and ranges separated by commas, such as '1, 3-5, 9'. They will be combined into one new PDF in that order.
Can I download all separated pages at once?
Yes. When splitting produces two or more PDF files, click Download All (.zip) to save every extracted page in a single ZIP archive.
Does splitting a PDF change my original file?
No. Your original PDF on your device is never modified; the tool creates new PDF files for you to download.
Practical Example: Sharing Specific Pages from a Long Report
- Sample Input
- A 40-page quarterly report PDF where only pages 1-2 (Summary) and page 14 (Budget) need to be shared.
- Result
- Entering '1-2, 14' creates a clean 3-page PDF containing only those selected pages while keeping the rest private.