Split PDF files by page range, extract selected pages, or save every page as a separate PDF. Files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers.
Supports PDF documents up to 50 MB. Processing time and supported behavior may vary by browser, device, document size, and page count.
Splitting a PDF is simple and happens locally in your browser. Processing time depends on the PDF size, number of pages, selected split method, browser, and device performance.
Drag and drop a PDF into the upload area or choose a file from your device.
Select whether you want to split every page, extract a page range, or choose specific pages.
If page selection is available, enter page numbers or ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8. Make sure the selected pages exist in the uploaded PDF.
Click the Split PDF button. After processing, download the resulting PDF file or files to your device.
The tool is designed to process selected PDF pages inside your browser instead of sending your document to our servers.
Use the PDF Splitter without creating an account or providing an email address.
Split all pages, extract a continuous page range, or select specific pages when the feature is available.
Download the processed PDF output directly to your device after splitting is complete.
The interface is designed for modern desktop and mobile browsers. Performance and available features can vary by device and browser.
The tool is free to use without hidden charges. Very large documents may still be limited by browser memory and device performance.
PDF documents can contain private information such as invoices, contracts, bank statements, academic records, or personal documents. This tool is designed to process selected PDF files locally in your browser, so files are not sent to our servers during splitting.
For sensitive documents, always confirm that you are using the official website and avoid using public or shared devices.
This tool works best with standard, non-protected PDF files. Password-protected, encrypted, corrupted, unusually complex, or very large PDF documents may not process successfully.
Splitting a PDF normally preserves the content of the selected pages, but results can vary with documents that contain advanced interactive elements, embedded media, digital signatures, forms, annotations, or unusual PDF structures.
If a PDF contains a digital signature, splitting or modifying it may invalidate that signature. Always keep the original document before processing important files.
Very large PDFs can require substantial browser memory. If processing fails, try a smaller document, split fewer pages at a time, close unnecessary browser tabs, or use another modern browser.
After splitting your document, you can use the output in several ways:
Yes. If the "split all pages" option is available, the tool can create separate PDF files for individual pages. The available download format depends on the selected split mode and your browser.
Yes. Enter the pages or page ranges you want to extract, such as 1-3, 5, 8, if page-range selection is available in the tool.
This tool is designed to process selected PDF files locally in your browser. Files are not sent to our servers during splitting. For highly sensitive documents, use a trusted device and keep the original file safely stored.
Splitting normally preserves the content of selected pages because it creates a new PDF containing those pages. Results may vary for files with advanced elements such as digital signatures, interactive forms, embedded media, or unusual PDF structures.
Password-protected or encrypted PDFs may not work unless you first open the file with permission and save an accessible copy. The tool does not bypass passwords, encryption, or document restrictions.
It may. Creating a new PDF from selected pages can invalidate an existing digital signature. Keep the original signed document unchanged if the signature must remain valid.
The upload area shows the current supported file-size limit. Large PDFs may also be limited by browser memory, device performance, and the number of pages in the document.
The interface is designed for modern mobile browsers. Large PDFs may process more slowly or may not work well on devices with limited memory.
The PDF may be corrupted, password-protected, encrypted, too large, unsupported by the browser, or contain complex document features. Try another browser, a smaller PDF, or a simpler copy of the document.