Split PDF
Pick exactly the pages you need and extract them into a new PDF. Your file is processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Drop a PDF file here
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How to split a PDF
- Open your PDF. Drop a PDF into the box above or click to browse. The tool shows every page of the document.
- Select pages. Click the pages you want to keep. Selected pages get a checkmark; use "Select All" to toggle everything.
- Extract. Click Extract. The selected pages are combined, in their original order, into a new PDF.
- Download. Save the new file. Your original PDF stays untouched.
When splitting a PDF is useful
Most PDFs contain more than you actually want to share. Typical cases: sending only the signed page of a contract instead of all forty pages; pulling one chapter out of a course script; extracting the relevant pages of a bank statement for an application; or separating a scanned batch where several documents ended up in one file.
You select pages visually by clicking them, so non-consecutive selections are no problem — pages 2, 7, and 15 can go straight into one new document.
Private by design
The splitting happens entirely on your device. Your PDF is opened by JavaScript in your browser, the selected pages are copied into a new document in memory, and the download comes from your own machine. No upload, no server-side copy, no account. That makes this tool safe to use even for documents you would never send to an unknown web service.
Good to know
- The selected pages are combined into one new PDF, in the order they appear in the original document.
- To split a document into several separate files, run the extraction once per part — it only takes a few seconds each.
- Extraction is lossless: pages keep their exact content, fonts, and image quality.
- Encrypted PDFs must be unlocked before they can be split.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I extract multiple non-consecutive pages?
Yes. Click any combination of pages — they are combined into a single PDF in their original order.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your PDF never touches a server.
Can I split a PDF into individual files?
Extract one page at a time to get individual files — each extraction takes only seconds. Batch export of all pages as separate files is on our roadmap.
Does extracting pages change their quality?
No. Pages are copied losslessly — text, images, and formatting stay exactly as in the original.
Is the original file modified?
No. A new PDF is created with your selected pages; the original file on your device stays unchanged.
Is this free?
Yes — no signup, no watermark, no limits. The site is funded by unobtrusive ads.