Split PDF

Separate PDF pages into selected parts in your browser.

Or drop one PDF here

  • Free
  • No signup
  • Your file stays in your browser.
  • Up to 100 MiB, 100 pages and 20 parts.

  1. 1. Select
  2. 2. Split
  3. 3. Download

Tool facts

Input and output
application/pdf → application/pdf
Files per operation
1
Total input limit
100 MiB
Page limit
100
Processing
In your browser; no file upload
Account
Not required
Price
Free

Scope of these facts

  • Selected file contents stay in the browser for processing. Loading the website and its separate usage analytics can still use the network.
  • Verification covers the declared checks for supported files, not independent certification or acceptance by another portal. A format-signature check is not digital-signature validation.
  • JavaScript, the required browser APIs and sufficient device memory are needed. Limits are admission ceilings, not a guarantee for every file, browser or iPhone.
  • Selected page ranges become separate PDFs. Unsupported document features, including signatures, forms and annotations, are declined. Original metadata may not be preserved.

How it works

  1. Choose a PDF to see all its pages.
  2. Choose the number of PDFs and assign every page to a destination by dragging it or using the menu.
  3. Split and download each verified PDF part.

Arrange your pages visually

Choose 2 to 20 PDFs, up to the number of source pages. Place each page in exactly one destination. Each PDF needs at least one page; within each PDF, pages keep their original order. Up to 100 source pages are supported.

Privacy and supported files

Page thumbnails and documents are processed in your browser without a file upload. Signed or encrypted PDFs, forms, annotations and other unsupported structures are declined. Document metadata may not be preserved.

Frequently asked questions

Can one of the PDFs contain just one page?

Yes. Assign that page to its own destination PDF, then assign every remaining page to the other PDFs.

Will the pages become images?

No. Thumbnails are only for arranging pages. Supported pages are copied into new PDFs without intentional rasterization or image recompression, then checked against the source pages.

Do you upload my PDF?

No. Selected PDF bytes stay in your browser for processing. Loading the site and separate usage analytics can still use the network.

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