Split PDF
Split a PDF into separate pages or page ranges. 100% in your browser — your file never leaves your device.
Splitting happens in your browser — the pages you select are never uploaded.Files are processed on your device only. We never upload or store them. Some conversions (Office, OCR, encryption) are best-effort and may not preserve full layout.
About this tool
Split PDF takes one large document and breaks it into smaller, manageable pieces — all inside your browser. It is ideal when you only need to share part of a file, such as sending a single chapter from a training manual, extracting one invoice from a bundled statement, or separating a signed page from a longer agreement. Many people use it to pull out just the pages they were asked for instead of emailing an entire 50-page report. You can split every page into its own file, or define specific ranges like pages 3 to 7. The tool keeps the original intact and creates new files only for the pages you select. Because splitting runs locally, confidential material such as medical or legal pages never leaves your computer. No upload, no account, no waiting — just choose the range and download the pieces you need.
Splitting is the quiet workhorse of everyday document handling. A teacher separates one worksheet from a bundled packet to email a parent. A lawyer pulls the signature page out of a contract before forwarding the rest. An HR manager extracts a single certificate from a training bundle. A researcher keeps only the relevant pages from a long reference paper. Someone receiving a 90-page manual only needs chapter four, so they split that range and discard the rest. Because nothing is uploaded, you can split a confidential file on a shared machine and know the pages never touched a server. The original stays whole, so you can re-split differently later without starting over. It is the precise, private way to hand someone exactly the pages they asked for.
How it works & privacy
After you load a PDF and enter a range (for example “2-4” or “1,3,5”), the tool opens the file in your browser and copies the chosen pages into new standalone documents. Each output is saved independently, so page 4 of your report becomes its own file if you ask for it. The work uses pdf-lib on your device; the source file is never sent anywhere. You end up with exactly the pages you wanted, downloaded straight to your machine.
FAQ
How do I split a PDF into individual pages?
Enter each page or a range such as “1-10” and run the tool. Every selected page is saved as its own PDF on your device.
Can I split by a page range instead of one by one?
Yes. Use a range like “3-7” or a list like “2,5,9”. Only those pages are extracted into new files.
Does splitting change my original file?
No. The original stays untouched. The tool creates new files for the pages you select and leaves your source document as it was.