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PDF Splitter
Split a PDF into multiple files by page range, every N pages, or one PDF per page - entirely in your browser. No uploads, no accounts.
How to split a PDF into multiple files
Drop your PDF above, choose a split mode, and click Split PDF. The tool uses pdf-lib to extract the pages you specify and produce separate PDF files: all inside your browser. Nothing is sent to any server.
Splitting by page range vs every-N pages
By ranges gives you full control: enter any combination of single pages and ranges
(e.g. 1-5, 7, 10-12) and each entry becomes its own file. Use Every N pages to split a long document into equal-length chunks, ideal for batching
or printing. One per page extracts every page as an individual PDF, useful when
each page is a separate form or certificate.
Downloading split files
After splitting you can download each file individually or click Download All as ZIP to bundle everything into a single archive: handy when the split produces many files.
Splitting scanned documents by content
The splitter works with any PDF structure - scanned images, text, mixed content. However, for scanned documents where you want to split at section boundaries rather than fixed page counts, you will need to identify the boundary page numbers manually from a preview, then use the By ranges mode to define each section precisely.
Privacy
Your PDF never leaves your device. All processing is performed entirely in your browser using pdf-lib. No account, no upload, no data retention. Closing the tab leaves nothing behind.
Relationship to other PDF tools
The PDF tool family on this site works well in combination:
- Split a large document, edit each section independently, then use the PDF Merger to recombine them.
- Use the PDF Page Extractor when you want a single output file with a non-contiguous page selection (e.g. pages 1, 5, and 12 combined).
- Use the PDF Page Reorder tool to rearrange page order without splitting or merging.