PDF Splitter

Split a PDF Online — Extract Pages or Break It Apart

Pull specific pages out of a longer PDF, or break every page into its own separate file — both happen right in your browser, with nothing uploaded anywhere.

How to Split a PDF

Upload your PDF and choose one of two modes. Extract page range lets you type something like 1-3, 5, 8-10 to pull out just those pages into a single new PDF, in that exact order. Split every page breaks the entire document into individual one-page PDFs, bundled together into a single ZIP file so you're not hit with a dozen separate downloads at once.

When You'd Use Each Mode

Page range extraction is useful when you only need part of a document — pulling one chapter out of a textbook PDF, grabbing a specific form from a larger packet, or sharing just the relevant pages of a contract without sending the whole thing. Splitting every page apart is more common for scanned documents where each page needs to become its own file, or when you need to reorganize pages across multiple documents afterward.

Page Numbers Explained

Page numbers refer to the position in the document as it currently is — page 1 is the first page, regardless of any page numbers printed on the pages themselves. If your PDF's file information doesn't match what you expect, the tool shows the total page count right after you upload it, so you can double-check before splitting.