Split PDF Online
Extract selected pages or split your PDF file into separate documents with ease.
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ORSupported format: PDF
How to Use the PDF Splitter
Upload the PDF document you wish to split.
Review the thumbnail gallery of all pages in the document.
Click individual pages to select them, or type page ranges (e.g. "1-3, 5, 8").
Select your output mode: One unified PDF or Separate PDFs per page.
Click "Split PDF" and download your extracted files.
Key Features & Benefits
- Interactive visual page gallery with page number badges
- Three splitting modes: Single PDF, Individual PDFs per page, or Range Split
- Custom page range input supporting intervals (e.g. 1-4, 7, 9-12)
- Automated ZIP packaging for multi-file downloads
- Instant client-side extraction with no server latency
- No registration or software installation required
Security & Privacy Guaranteed
Your privacy is our priority. In-browser client-side processing means your documents are rendered locally on your device without transmitting data over the internet. Any server-assisted conversions are strictly sandboxed and permanently deleted immediately after processing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I specify custom page ranges?
You can either click on page thumbnails directly or type comma-separated ranges into the range box, such as "1-5, 8, 11-14".
Can I extract each page as its own separate PDF?
Yes. Select the "Separate PDF for each page" mode. The tool will generate individual PDF files for each page and package them into a single downloadable ZIP file.
Does splitting affect the quality of text or diagrams?
Not at all. The underlying PDF streams for the selected pages are copied byte-for-byte, preserving vector sharpness, fonts, and colors.
Can I delete unwanted pages using this tool?
Yes! Simply select only the pages you want to keep and choose "One PDF from selected pages". The unselected pages will be omitted.
Is my document private when splitting?
Yes, page extraction takes place right inside your browser session without uploading files to our servers.