About this tool
Sometimes you need just a few pages out of a larger PDF — a single chapter, an exhibit from a legal filing, or one form out of a scanned batch — without editing or recreating the whole document. This tool splits a PDF either into individual single-page files, or extracts a specific page range you specify, downloading the result as a new PDF (or a set of files for a full split). It's useful for pulling out exactly the pages you need to share, without sending a recipient the entire original document. Splitting happens entirely in your browser, so the source PDF is never uploaded to a server in the process.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract a specific page range instead of splitting everything?
Yes — specify a start and end page and the tool extracts just that range as a new PDF, rather than splitting into every individual page.
What happens if I split into individual pages?
Each page of the source PDF becomes its own separate single-page PDF file, useful when you need every page as a standalone document.
Does splitting affect the quality of the pages?
No, pages are extracted as-is without re-compression or content changes.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No, the entire split or extraction process runs locally in your browser.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
The file generally needs to be unlocked first, since the tool needs to read its actual page content to split it.