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Split PDF

By page ranges, every few pages, or one file per page

By page ranges, every few pages, or one file per page

Choose one PDF. You can also drop files anywhere on this page.

Files are processed on this device and never uploaded.

Split a PDF into the parts you need

Cut one PDF into several: by the page ranges you type, every few pages, or one file per page. The file is split in this browser tab and never uploaded.

How to split a PDF

  1. Choose a PDF

    Pick the file or drop it on the page. Its pages appear beside the options.

  2. Choose how to split

    Type page ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8-10, or split every few pages, or make one file per page. The preview marks where each part begins.

  3. Split and download

    Press Split. Each part is its own PDF; download them one by one or all together.

Each part is a complete PDF

  • Pages are copied, not redrawn: text, links and form fields stay as they were, and a part’s bookmarks and links point only to pages that are in it.
  • Nothing from the pages you left out stays hidden in a part: their comments, attachments and descriptions are taken out too.
  • A password-protected PDF can be split once you type its password, and each part still needs that password to open.
  • Ranges may overlap, so the same page can go into two parts.

Questions

Is my file uploaded when I split it?
No. The PDF is split by code running in your browser, on your device. The page cannot send it anywhere, and it works offline once loaded.
How do I split a PDF into single pages?
Choose “One file per page”. You get one PDF for every page, numbered in order.
Do the parts lose quality?
No. The pages are copied exactly; nothing is compressed or converted.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
Yes, if you know the password. The parts keep it. To drop it, use Remove password first.

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