PDF Split
Split a PDF file into multiple files
or drop files here
PDF files supported, up to 100MB each
Private & SecureFiles are processed only, then auto-deleted
Easy to UseDrag & drop, batch processing, intuitive
Free ForeverUnlimited use, no sign-up
Fast & ReliableAdvanced tech, fast and stable
Sometimes you only need one part of a PDF — a single contract, one chapter, the pages that actually concern someone. Splitting pulls the page ranges you choose into their own files, so you can send or keep just those instead of the whole document.
How to split a PDF?
- 1UploadClick 'Select Files' or drag & drop PDFs into the upload area.
- 2Set optionsChoose split mode: by number of pages or by page range.
- 3ProcessSet pages per file or enter ranges, then click 'Start Split'.
- 4DownloadWait for processing, then download each part.
Common use cases
Send one sectionPull a single contract or chapter out of a long file and send only that, not the entire 200-page bundle.
Break up a scanA scanner often dumps a whole stack into one PDF — split it back into one file per document.
Fit an upload limitCut a heavy report into smaller PDFs when a form rejects anything over its size cap.
Share selectivelyGive a colleague only the pages that involve them and keep the rest to yourself.
Good to know
Set your ranges firstDecide the page ranges you want — 1–3, 4–10, and so on — before you run it. Each range you define comes out as its own PDF.
Every piece is a real PDFThe files you get back open on their own and keep the original text, fonts and layout. Nothing is flattened into an image.
Your original stays wholeSplitting copies pages into new files; the file you uploaded is left exactly as it was.
Splitting isn't deletingIf you only want to drop one page, that's a different job — split is for carving a file into separate documents, not trimming pages out of one.