Split PDF
Pull out the pages you need, or split every page into its own file.
- Takes
- PDF × 1
- Returns
- PDF or ZIP
Runs in your browser
Drop a PDF here
Nothing is uploaded. The split happens in this tab.
Most of the time you only need part of a document. Pick the pages you want and take those, or break the whole file into single pages in one step.
Using Split PDF, step by step
- 01
Drop in a PDF. Its page count appears once the file is read.
- 02
Choose Extract pages and type a range like 1-3,5 — or choose Split every page.
- 03
Run it, then download the extracted PDF or the ZIP of single pages.
What people use it for
- Pull the signature page out of a long agreement.
- Share one section of a report without sending the rest.
- Break a batch scan into one file per document.
What goes in, and where it goes
- What it accepts
- One PDF at a time. Page ranges are 1-indexed, accept single pages and ranges, and can be typed in any order.
- What you get back
- Extract mode returns one PDF with exactly the pages you asked for, in the order you typed them — so 5,1-2 really does put page 5 first. Split every page returns a ZIP with one PDF per page, named so they sort correctly.
- Where your file is processed
- Split PDF runs in your browser. The file is read into this tab and the split — including building the ZIP — happens here. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing is kept once you close the tab.
Common questions
How do I choose which pages to keep?
Type them as a range: 1-3,5 keeps the first three pages and the fifth. Pages come out in the order you type them, so 5,1-2 puts page 5 first.
Can I get every page as its own file?
Yes. Choose Split every page and you'll get a ZIP containing one single-page PDF per page, named page-01.pdf, page-02.pdf and so on.
Does splitting change the pages?
No. Pages are copied across as they are rather than re-rendered, so their size and content are unchanged.