utilizeHow this PDF splitter works
Upload a PDF and choose one of two modes. Extract a page range copies the pages you specify into a brand-new PDF. Split into individual pages creates a separate one-page PDF for every page and packages them all into a ZIP file. Both happen entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
When would you use this?
- Extracting one chapter from a large document — Pull out just the pages you need from a large report, textbook, or manual without sharing the whole file.
- Separating a combined bank statement — Extract individual months from a multi-month PDF to attach to specific expense reports.
- Removing unwanted pages — Extract the pages you want to keep, effectively removing the rest.
- Sending specific pages to a colleague — Share just the relevant section of a long contract without exposing the full document.
- Creating individual chapter PDFs — Split a complete book or manual into separate chapter files for easier navigation.
- Splitting combined invoice PDFs — Some accounting systems export all invoices as one PDF. Split them into individual files for record-keeping.
Extract range vs split all
- Extract a page range — Use when you know exactly which pages you want. Enter start and end page numbers and get a single PDF. Setting both From and To to the same number extracts a single page.
- Split into individual pages — Use when you want every page as its own file. The result is a ZIP containing one PDF per page, named sequentially.
How does this compare to other PDF splitters?
Smallpdf, ILovePDF, and PDF24 upload your files to their servers. ILovePDF limits free users to two daily conversions. Adobe Acrobat desktop can split PDFs but costs $179/year. This tool splits entirely in your browser with no upload, no limits, and no account.
Will the extracted pages keep their original quality?
Yes — pages are copied as-is, identical to the source document.
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
The current version supports continuous ranges. For non-consecutive pages, extract each range separately and use the Merge PDF tool to combine them.
Do you store or see my document?
No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded anywhere.
How large a PDF can I split?
No fixed limit — it depends on your device's available memory. Documents up to several hundred pages work well on most modern computers and phones.