Split a PDF Into Separate Files
Extract every page, a page range, or hand-picked pages — download individually or as a ZIP.
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Single PDF file · max 100 MB
How It Works
Upload
Drop your PDF file.
Configure
Choose a split mode and page range.
Download
Save files individually or as a ZIP.
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Splitting a PDF Without Making a Mess
Ways to split, and when each fits
“Split” means different things depending on the job. Pick the mode that matches what you're actually trying to hand over:
| Split mode | What you get | Typical job |
|---|---|---|
| Extract a page range | One PDF with pages X–Y | Sending one chapter or one exhibit |
| Every page as its own file | N single-page PDFs | Feeding pages into separate uploads |
| Split at fixed intervals | Files of equal page counts | Breaking a bulk scan into documents |
| Extract selected pages | One PDF with hand-picked pages | Pulling certificates out of a packet |
PDF page numbers vs. printed page numbers
The number printed on a page and its position in the file rarely match — a cover, table of contents and blank pages shift everything. When a court office or professor asks for “pages 12–18”, they usually mean the printed numbers, so check the thumbnails before splitting rather than trusting the counter. Splitting never re-renders content: text stays sharp and searchable, and file quality is identical to the original.
After the split
Extracted parts inherit the original's file size per page, so a section from a heavy scan may still exceed a portal limit — run it through the PDF compressor if needed. To pull specific pages rather than ranges, the page extractor is faster, and if you split too aggressively, merge puts the pieces back together.