Upload a multi-page PDF; split every page into its own file, or extract specific pages or ranges. You can also break the document into chunks of N pages. The result downloads as a single PDF or a ZIP.
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Short steps from upload to download.
Select a single PDF or drag and drop it onto the window; the file can be up to 100 MB.
Choose the split mode: split every page separately, give a page range, or split every N pages.
In range mode, write the page numbers like 1-3, 5, 7-9; merge the groups into one PDF if you want.
Press Run and download the result; if several files are created, they all arrive in a single ZIP archive.
The same document, three different outcomes.
All three modes work on a single PDF; your choice only decides how the output is split.
Every page becomes its own single-page PDF
E.g. 1-3, 5, 7-9
The document is split into chunks with an equal number of pages
The same selection, two different output layouts.
When on, all groups in range mode become a single PDF; when off, each group downloads as a separate file.
Short answers on page selection and output layout.
Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up. Just upload your PDF, choose the mode and download the output.
No. Pages are not redrawn; the page from the source PDF is copied into the new file as it is, so text and images keep their original quality.
No. Splitting works on the temporary copy you uploaded; the original file on your device stays as it is. What you download is a new output.
Yes. In 'Page range' mode you write groups like 1-3, 5, 7-9; each group becomes its own PDF. If you want to gather the groups in a single document, turn on the merge option.
There is no fixed limit on the number of pages; however, a single run produces at most 200 parts. On very large documents, the 'split every N pages' mode gives faster results.
If the tool cannot open the document, you get a clear warning. You can save such a file as an unlocked copy first and try again.
Three examples from everyday work and short notes on the output.
When you only need a few pages from a long PDF, or you have to break a scanned document into smaller parts, wrestling with the whole file wastes time. PdfSplit splits a single PDF at page level: you can extract each page as its own file, pull out the page ranges you choose, or break the document into chunks with a set number of pages.
Splitting is lossless; pages are not redrawn, and the content from the source document is copied into the new file as it is. If one file is created, it downloads directly as a PDF; if several files are created, they come as a single ZIP archive. We explain the modes in detail and how to write ranges in the guide.
Output names are derived from the source file: in page splitting the page number, in range mode the range you chose, and in chunk splitting the chunk order appear in the name. That way the files you download do not get mixed up in the archive; you can tell from the name which pages each file holds.
Pull the pages you need from payroll files collected into one PDF at month end; you can send each person the page that belongs to them as a separate file.
Split the sections you need to hand in from a long draft; send your advisor one file per section.
Split a multi-page catalog into a separate PDF per product to make sharing with dealers and customers easier.
