PDF Split
Split PDF files into individual pages or custom ranges online for free. Extract specific pages from any PDF document. 100% client-side — your files never leave your browser.
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Split PDF Files into Individual Pages
Need to extract specific pages from a large PDF document? Our PDF Split tool makes it easy to break apart any PDF into individual pages or custom page ranges. Whether you need to send just one page from a report, extract a chapter from an ebook, or divide a large document into manageable sections, this tool handles it all directly in your browser.
Built with pdf-lib.js, all processing happens 100% client-side. Your PDF files are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security. Simply upload your PDF, choose your split mode, preview page thumbnails, and download your split files instantly.
How to Split a PDF
Upload Your PDF
Click the upload area or drag and drop your PDF file. The tool accepts PDF files up to 50MB. Page thumbnails are generated automatically so you can preview every page in your document.
Choose Split Mode
Select how you want to split: "All Pages" creates individual single-page PDFs, "Custom Ranges" lets you specify pages like "1-3, 5, 7-9", and "Every N Pages" splits into groups of N pages each.
Split & Download
Click "Split PDF" and watch the progress. Each output file appears with its own download button. Download files individually or use "Download All" to get everything at once.
Powerful Splitting Features
3 Split Modes
Split into individual pages, extract custom ranges like "1-3, 5, 7-9", or divide into groups of N pages. Flexible options for every use case.
Page Preview
Visual thumbnail grid shows every page in your PDF. In custom range mode, click thumbnails to select or deselect pages interactively.
Download Individual
Each split file gets its own download button. Download exactly the pages you need without grabbing the entire set.
Download All at Once
Use the "Download All" button to quickly download every split file. Perfect when you need all pages as separate documents.
Privacy First
100% client-side processing using pdf-lib.js. Your PDF files never leave your browser. No uploads, no servers, no data collection.
No Limits
No watermarks, no page limits, no daily usage caps. Split as many PDFs as you want, completely free with no restrictions.
Common Use Cases
Academic Papers
- Extract specific chapters from textbooks
- Separate individual assignments from a combined PDF
- Pull reference pages from research papers
- Create handouts from lecture slides
Legal Contracts
- Extract signature pages for review
- Separate individual clauses or sections
- Pull specific exhibits from contracts
- Create page-specific references
Business Reports
- Extract executive summary from lengthy reports
- Separate financial statements by quarter
- Pull individual charts or data pages
- Create department-specific document sections
Personal Documents
- Extract specific pages from scanned documents
- Separate individual receipts from a batch scan
- Pull specific pages from medical records
- Create single-page extracts for forms
Split Modes
Use "All Pages" to create one PDF per page, "Custom Ranges" for specific pages like "1-3, 5, 7-9", or "Every N Pages" to divide into equal groups of N pages.
Custom Ranges
Enter page numbers separated by commas. Use dashes for ranges. For example, "1-3, 5, 7-9" extracts pages 1, 2, 3 as one file, page 5 as another, and pages 7, 8, 9 as a third file.
Page Preview
After uploading, thumbnail previews are generated for every page. In custom range mode, click on thumbnails to toggle page selection and build your range visually.
Download Options
Each split file has its own download button. Use "Download All" to trigger sequential downloads of all files. For large sets, your browser may ask for permission.
Browser Compatibility
Works in all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). Uses pdf-lib.js for splitting and pdf.js for thumbnail rendering, both running entirely in your browser.
Original Preserved
Splitting never modifies your original PDF file. The tool creates new PDF documents from copies of the original pages, leaving the source file completely untouched.