Split PDF
Extract pages from a PDF or split it into separate files, entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop a PDF here, click to choose, or paste
One PDF at a time.
How to split a PDF
- Add one PDF by dropping, clicking, or pasting. The page count loads once it is read.
- Type the pages you want to keep in the Pages field, such as ‘1-3, 5, 8-10’. Leave it blank to keep every page.
- Or turn on ‘split every page into its own file’ to get one PDF per page bundled as a ZIP.
- Set the file name and download the result.
When to use it
A long PDF often holds a few pages you actually need to send: one section of a manual, a single signed page from a stack, the invoice out of a monthly statement. Entering a range pulls just those pages into a new file and leaves the rest behind, so the recipient gets what matters and nothing else.
Splitting every page apart is the move when a scanner has bundled separate documents into one file, or when each page has to go to a different person. The range parser is forgiving: a range that runs past the last page is trimmed to it, and a reversed range is skipped, so the export only ever contains real pages.
Frequently asked questions
Does splitting happen in my browser?
Yes. Pages are extracted with pdf-lib locally and downloaded directly. Your PDF is never uploaded.
How do I choose which pages to keep?
Enter page numbers and ranges like “1-3, 5, 8-10”. Leave the field blank to keep every page.
How do I get each page as its own file?
Turn on “split every page into its own file”. You’ll get one PDF per page, bundled together as a ZIP.
What happens to an out-of-range page number?
The upper end of a range is clamped to the last page, so “3-99” in a 10-page PDF gives pages 3-10. A page entirely beyond the document, or a reversed range like “5-3”, is skipped. The export only contains valid pages.