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Split PDF

Pull specific pages out of a PDF, or break it into one file per page. Free, no signup, no watermark — and nothing is uploaded.

Drop your PDF here or click to browse
One PDF · up to 40 MB · your file never leaves this device
Commas for single pages, hyphen for a span. Order is respected.

Split a PDF without uploading it

Splitting a PDF usually means handing the whole document to a server so it can give you back a part of it — which is the wrong shape for a bank statement, a medical report, or a contract where you only wanted to send one clause. This splitter uses pdf-lib in your browser, so the document is read from your disk and the new file is written back to it. Nothing is transmitted at any point.

Two ways to split

Extract a range produces one new PDF containing exactly the pages you named, in the order you named them — so 3, 1, 2 genuinely reorders, and it doubles as a page-remover: list the pages you want to keep. Every page separately produces one PDF per page, named after the original. Downloads are staggered slightly, because browsers throttle a burst of simultaneous downloads and silently drop some.

How to write a page range

Use commas for individual pages and a hyphen for a span: 1-3, 5, 8-10. A descending span such as 10-8 is read in that order. Pages outside the document are ignored rather than treated as an error, so one typo in a long list does not discard the rest of it. Duplicates are removed. The page count of your document is shown once it loads, so you never have to guess the upper bound.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, completely free. There is no signup, no usage limit, no watermark on the resulting PDFs, and no payment. The tool runs in your browser.
No. Your document is read directly in your browser and split there. It never leaves your device, which makes the tool suitable for statements, contracts, and confidential records. Only the PDF library itself is downloaded from a CDN, never your file.
Use commas for single pages and a hyphen for a span, for example 1-3, 5, 8-10. Pages are extracted in the order you write them, so 3, 1, 2 also reorders them. Pages outside the document are ignored, and duplicates are removed.
Yes. Extracting a range keeps only the pages you name, so listing the pages you want to keep removes the rest. The original file on your device is never modified - you get a new PDF.
Yes. Choose "Every page as its own file" and you get one PDF per page, named after the original document. Downloads are staggered by a fraction of a second because browsers throttle simultaneous downloads.