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Split PDF files into multiple documents by pages, page ranges, or bookmarks with customizable options.
The PDF splitter breaks a single PDF into smaller documents. Load a file and extract specific pages, split it into fixed page ranges, or separate every page into its own file — handy when you only need one section of a long report, want to share a single chapter, or need to pull a signed page out of a bundled contract.
Like the rest of these tools, splitting is done locally in your browser. Your PDF is read on your own device, processed in memory, and the resulting files are generated without ever being uploaded. That keeps private documents — statements, medical forms, legal paperwork — off any third-party server, and it means the tool functions offline once the page has loaded.
You decide how the split works: choose exact page numbers, define ranges such as 1–3 and 4–8, or burst the document so each page becomes a standalone PDF. The original file is left untouched; the tool only produces new files from it. There is no upload quota, so the size you can handle depends on your device's memory rather than a server limit. When the split completes, the new PDF or PDFs download straight to your machine, ready to use immediately.
No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser, so your document never leaves your device and remains private.
Yes. You can pull out individual pages, define custom ranges, or split every page into its own file, depending on what you need.
No. The tool reads your original PDF without modifying it and creates new files for the split output, leaving the source intact.
There is no server-imposed limit. Because everything runs locally, the maximum size depends on your device's available memory.