Split PDF

Sometimes You Only Need Part of a Document

You received a 40-page report but only need pages 12–18 for your presentation. You want to send just one chapter of a book. You scanned a stack of documents as one PDF and need to separate them out.

Splitting a PDF means extracting exactly the pages you need into a new, standalone file. No printing, no re-scanning, no "scroll down 30 pages and screenshot."

This tool does it in seconds.

Common Reasons to Split a PDF

• Extracting a single chapter from a multi-chapter document

• Removing sensitive pages before sharing a document

• Breaking a large PDF into smaller, more manageable pieces

• Isolating invoices from a batch-generated PDF

• Creating shareable summaries from longer reports

• Separating scanned pages that were combined during digitization

How to Use the PDF Splitter

1. Upload your PDF file.

2. Set the page range you want to extract — for example, pages 5 to 12.

3. Click Split and download your new PDF.

You can run the process multiple times on the same document to extract different sections.

What You Get

The output is a clean PDF containing only the pages you specified. All content — text, images, formatting — is preserved exactly. The original PDF is untouched.

Privacy

Your PDF is processed locally in your browser. It's never uploaded to a server or stored anywhere. This matters when you're working with confidential business documents, legal files, or personal records.

FAQ

Can I split a PDF into multiple files at once? The tool currently handles one page range at a time. Run it again for each section you want to extract.

Will splitting reduce image quality? No — the process extracts pages exactly as they are, without re-rendering or re-compressing anything.

Can I extract non-consecutive pages? Current functionality works with continuous page ranges. For non-sequential page extraction, combine with multiple passes.

What if my PDF is password protected? Password-protected PDFs need to be unlocked before they can be split. The tool can't bypass PDF security by design.