Split PDF
Split PDF files by page ranges or extract individual pages instantly. All processing happens securely in your browser - no uploads, no servers, complete privacy guaranteed.
Drag & drop your PDF here
or
File:
Click on pages to select them for extraction. Each selected page will become a separate PDF.
Define ranges to split the PDF. Each range will become a separate PDF. Example: 1-3, 5, 8-10
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Your PDF files are processed entirely within your browser. No data is uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security during the splitting process.
How to Split a PDF File
1. Select Your PDF
Click 'Select PDF File' or drag and drop your document into the area above. The tool will quickly generate previews of all pages.
2. Choose Your Method
Use 'Select Pages' mode to click and choose individual pages for extraction, or switch to 'Split by Range' mode to define specific page ranges (e.g., 1-3, 5, 8-10).
3. Split & Save
Click 'Split & Save PDF'. The tool will create new PDF files based on your selections and save them to your device in a convenient .zip file.
Frequently Asked Questions about Splitting PDFs
How do I extract only specific pages from a PDF?
In "Select Pages" mode, simply click on the previews of the pages you want to extract. Each selected page will be saved as a separate PDF file inside a .zip archive.
Can I split a PDF into multiple smaller files based on ranges?
Yes. Use the 'Split by Range' mode and enter your desired ranges. For example, inputting '1-2, 4-5' will create two new PDF files: one with pages 1-2 and another with pages 4-5.
Is this tool secure for splitting sensitive documents?
Absolutely. Your privacy is guaranteed because the entire splitting process happens in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded, making it the most secure way to split a PDF online.
Will the quality of the extracted pages be maintained?
Yes, the splitting process does not re-compress or alter the pages. The extracted pages will have the exact same quality and formatting as they did in the original document.