Split PDF

Splitting a PDF means making new files from some of the pages of an existing one, and that is all it takes to split PDF pages without desktop software. The tool copies the pages you choose, with the fonts and images they use, into new documents. Nothing is converted to pictures, so text stays selectable and the quality is exactly that of the original.

Extract pages is for taking part of a document, such as the three pages of a contract you need to send. Select the pages by clicking their previews or by typing a list; the box and the previews stay in sync. The pages come out in the order you write them, so 3, 1-2 puts page 3 first. Split by ranges is how you separate PDF pages into several files at once: type 1-3, 4-6, 7- and you get three PDFs, each named with its page numbers. Every N pages cuts a long file into chunks of a size you choose, and every 1 page gives you one file per page.

Multiple results are bundled into a ZIP so you get one download instead of many. File names are padded with numbers, so they sort in reading order in any folder. Everything happens in your browser: the PDF is read locally, so confidential documents are safe to use, and there is no page or size limit beyond your device's memory.

Password-protected PDFs can't be split here because the tool must read their pages. If your file asks for a password, open it in a PDF viewer, save or print it to a new PDF, and add that copy instead.