How to Use
Upload your PDF by clicking the drop zone or dragging the file in.
Enter the page ranges you want to extract in the page ranges field - for example, '1-5, 8, 11-15' to get three separate output files.
Leave the field blank to split every page into its own individual PDF.
Click Split PDF to process the file.
Download the resulting files - multiple outputs are packaged in a ZIP archive.
What Is PDF Splitting?
PDF splitting extracts specific pages or page ranges from a PDF into separate files. Use cases include extracting a single chapter from a large ebook so you can share it without giving away the whole document, sharing only the relevant sections of a contract with a counterparty, splitting a scanned multi-document batch into individual files after scanning a stack of papers together, and removing a confidential page before sharing a report. There is an important distinction between two splitting modes: splitting by page range (pages 1–10 become one file, pages 11–20 another) and splitting every page into individual single-page files, which gives you the finest-grained control.
Why It Matters
Large PDFs are regularly shared when only a small portion is relevant, wasting bandwidth and forcing recipients to scroll through pages they do not need. Splitting makes sharing precise and professional. For legal and financial documents, sharing only the relevant section also reduces exposure: a counterparty reviewing clause 7 of a contract does not need to see confidential schedules on pages 40–60. Splitting before sharing is a simple way to limit information disclosure without redacting individual lines.