Split PDF

Pull out a page range, or break every page into its own PDF — all in your browser.

Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Drag & drop a PDF here, or click to browse

PDF only · up to 100MB · one file at a time

How to use

Split PDF in 3 steps

Add your PDF

Drop one PDF file onto the drop zone or click to browse. Its total page count appears automatically once it loads.

Choose a split mode

Extract a specific page range into a single new PDF, or split every page into its own file, downloaded together as a ZIP.

Split and download

Click Split PDF. Your result is built locally and ready to download immediately — no page ever leaves your device.

Features

Why use this Split PDF

Extract an exact page range, like pages 3 to 7, into a clean new PDF.

Or split an entire document into one file per page, zipped for easy download.

Handles PDFs with hundreds of pages without slowing down your browser tab.

Runs fully client-side with pdf-lib and JSZip — no file is ever uploaded.

FAQ

Questions about this tool

What is the difference between the two split modes?

"Extract a page range" pulls out a continuous range like pages 3–7 into a single new PDF. "Split every page" breaks the whole document into individual one-page PDFs and packages them together in a ZIP file.

Will splitting reduce the quality of my pages?

No. Each output page is copied directly from the original PDF, preserving text, images and formatting exactly as they were — nothing is re-rendered or recompressed.

Can I extract pages that are out of order, like 5 and 2?

The range mode currently extracts a continuous range (from page X to page Y). To pull out non-consecutive pages, use "split every page" and download only the individual files you need from the ZIP.

Is there a page count limit?

No artificial limit — very large PDFs (500+ pages) will simply take a little longer to process since everything runs on your device rather than a server.