Split a PDF in 3 steps

Add one PDF, choose pages or a split method, then download the new PDF or ZIP file.

  • Add a PDFOpen a document and preview every page.
  • Choose the splitSelect pages, ranges, or a fixed group size.
  • Download filesSave one PDF or a ZIP containing multiple PDFs.

Choose a PDF

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Drop one PDF hereChoose one PDF up to 100 MB and 500 pages. Password-protected PDFs are not supported.

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Choose the split that matches the job

Extract a few pages for a smaller attachment, save every page separately, divide a long document into equal sections, or define custom output groups. The preview and output summary let you confirm the result before anything is downloaded.

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FAQs

What happens if I enter a page that does not exist?

The tool stops and shows the valid page range. It never silently removes an unavailable page from your selection.

Can I combine selected pages into one PDF?

Yes. Choose Extract pages, select thumbnails or enter ranges, then download one PDF containing those pages in document order.

How are multiple split files downloaded?

Multiple PDFs are placed in one ZIP file so your browser starts one organized download.

Can I split a password-protected PDF?

No. Unlock the PDF with an authorized application first, then return with the unlocked copy.

Will splitting preserve signatures and bookmarks?

Page appearance is preserved, but document-level bookmarks, attachments, interactive behavior, and digital signatures may not remain valid after splitting.

Are my PDFs uploaded or stored?

No. The source PDF and generated files stay in your browser and are not saved by this tool.