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Split PDF

Split a PDF by page ranges, every N pages, or into single pages. Pick pages visually from thumbnails. Free, private and fast — files stay in your browser.

  • No upload — 100% private
  • Instant, on your device
  • Free, no sign-up
  • Works offline once loaded

How it works

How to use Split PDF

  1. Drop your PDF into the box to see a thumbnail of every page.

  2. Choose a mode: page ranges (like 1-3, 5, 8-10), every N pages, or single pages.

  3. Click pages to select them, or type ranges — both stay in sync.

  4. Click Split and download one PDF or a .zip with all the parts.

Why use it

Why use our Split PDF tool

Three ways to split

Extract custom ranges, cut every N pages, or burst the file into one PDF per page.

Pick pages visually

Click thumbnails to select pages; the range box updates automatically.

One file or many

Combine your selection into a single PDF, or get a separate file per range in a zip.

Lossless

Pages are copied without re-rendering, so quality and selectable text are preserved.

Handles big files

Thumbnails load progressively, so even 500-page documents stay smooth.

Nothing uploaded

Splitting happens on your device — ideal for contracts, statements and records.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I extract specific pages from a PDF?

Choose “Page ranges”, then type the pages you want, such as 1-3, 5, 8-10, or click their thumbnails. Keep “Merge into one PDF” on to get a single file with just those pages.

What range formats are supported?

Single pages (5), ranges (1-3) and open ranges: “7-” means page 7 to the end and “-3” means pages 1 to 3. Separate items with commas.

How do I split a PDF into individual pages?

Pick “Single pages” and click Split. You'll get a zip file containing one PDF per page, named with the page number.

Can I split a PDF into equal parts?

Yes. Choose “Every N pages” and set N — for example 10 turns a 45-page file into five PDFs (four with 10 pages and one with 5).

Does splitting change the original file?

No. Your original PDF is only read. New files are created in your browser and downloaded to your device.