Split PDF
Split a PDF by page range, or save a single page as its own file.
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or drag and drop them here
Frequently Asked Questions
About Split PDF
Long PDFs are useful to have but awkward to share. If someone needs chapter three of a 200-page manual, sending the whole document forces them to scroll through content they don't need and potentially gives them information they shouldn't have. Splitting solves both problems.
You have two modes: split every page into its own file, or define custom ranges. Both options produce a neat zip file with named, numbered PDF files inside. Custom ranges work well for splitting a document into chapters or sections. One-page-per-file is useful for archiving, batch processing, or breaking apart a multi-form document.
Split pages keep the exact quality of the source — text stays selectable, links work, form fields are intact. There's no re-rendering or re-compression involved. If you plan to compress individual pieces afterward, do that after splitting.