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Split PDF — extract pages or split into multiple files

Split a PDF by page ranges, into one file per range, into single pages or into chunks of N pages — locally, no upload.

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Runs locally in your browser — no upload.

Split a PDF the way you need

Load a PDF and extract specific page ranges (like 1-3, 5, 8-10) into a new document, create one file per range, split every page into its own one-page PDF, or cut the document into chunks of N pages. Multiple outputs are bundled into a ZIP. It all runs in your browser — your file is never uploaded.

Four modes

  • Extract pages — type page numbers and ranges; you get one PDF containing exactly those pages, in order.
  • One file per range — same input, but every range becomes its own PDF file; ideal for splitting a compilation into chapters.
  • Every page separately — turn an N-page document into N single-page PDFs.
  • Every N pages — cut the document into equal chunks (pages 1–N, N+1–2N, …); the last chunk may be shorter. Handy for scan batches with a fixed number of sheets per document.

When splitting helps

  • Pull a single signed page out of a long contract.
  • Separate a scanned batch into individual documents.
  • Send someone only the pages that concern them, not the whole file.

Lossless and private

Selected pages are copied into the new file without re-rendering — text and images keep their original quality. The split runs locally with an open-source library (pdf-lib) and nothing is uploaded, so even sensitive documents stay on your device. It works offline too.

Tip: to also reorder, rotate or delete pages, use the Organize PDF tool; to put several PDFs back together, use Merge PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded to split it?

No. Splitting runs entirely in your browser; the file never leaves your device. That makes it safe for sensitive or confidential documents.

How do I choose which pages to extract?

Enter page ranges like "1-3, 5, 8-10". Depending on the mode you get one PDF with exactly those pages, or one separate PDF per range.

Can I split the PDF into equal parts?

Yes. The "every N pages" mode cuts the document into chunks of N pages (1-N, N+1-2N, …) — handy for scan batches. "Every page separately" turns each page into its own PDF.

How do I get the result?

If splitting produces several files they are bundled into a single ZIP download; a single output is downloaded as one PDF.

Does splitting change the page content?

No. Selected pages are copied losslessly into the new file — no re-rendering, no quality loss.