Split PDF

Split PDFs without uploading. Extract one page, a page range, or selected pages into a new private PDF in your browser.

Split a PDF into pages or ranges — no upload

Extract a single page, a continuous range, or a custom selection into a new PDF. Everything runs in your browser so the source file never leaves your device.

What you can do with it

Pull one page for sharing
Send only the page someone needs without sharing the full document.
Separate chapters or sections
Split a long PDF into smaller files for email limits or archival.
Export each page as its own PDF
Download selected pages as individual PDFs in a ZIP when you need one file per page.

How to split a PDF

  1. Open your PDF in the tool — it loads locally with no upload.
  2. Choose a page range or select individual pages.
  3. Download one extract PDF, or a ZIP of one PDF per selected page.

Extract pages without sending the full document

Email and chat often need one page from a long PDF. Splitting locally means the rest of the file never leaves your browser — useful for contracts, bank statements, and multi-page scans where only a cover or signature page should be shared.

Ranges, single pages, and custom selections

Use a continuous range for chapters, a single page for a receipt, or a custom selection when pages are scattered. The download is a new PDF; the source file is unchanged.

Related reading and tools

  • Combine PDFJoin the pieces again after you finish reviewing each section.
  • Organize PDF pagesReorder or delete pages inside one file without splitting first.
  • PDF to JPGExport a page as an image when you need a preview, not another PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded when I split it?
No. Splitting runs entirely in your browser. Your file never leaves your device.
Can I extract non-contiguous pages?
Yes. Use Select pages mode (for PDFs with 40 pages or fewer) to pick individual pages in any combination.
What do I get as output?
One new PDF containing only the pages you chose, in order. Or download each selected page as its own PDF inside a ZIP.
Does splitting modify my original PDF?
No. Only the downloaded extract is new. Your original file stays unchanged on disk.

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