PDF Splitter
FreeSplit a PDF into individual pages or extract custom page ranges.
Split a PDF into separate files directly in your browser. Extract every page individually, select one continuous page range, or choose specific pages when you only need part of a larger document.
PDF splitting is useful when a long file contains only a few pages you need to share, submit or store separately.
The original PDF remains unchanged; the tool creates new PDF files from the pages you select.
Input
Drop a PDF to split
Drag & drop or browse files
PDF only · Max 100 MB
Max size: 100 MB
Settings
Split Mode
Result
No output yet
Upload a PDF and choose how to split it
How it works
Upload your PDF
Upload a PDF file up to 100 MB.
Choose split mode
Split every page into its own PDF, extract one continuous page range, or choose specific pages such as 1, 3 or 5–8.
Download split PDFs
Generate the selected output files and download the extracted PDFs individually or with Download All.
Why use this tool?
Three split modes
Split every page, extract one continuous range, or select specific pages when you only need certain parts of a PDF.
Flexible page selection
Use page numbers and ranges such as 1–5 or 1, 3, 5–8 to extract exactly the pages you need.
Separate output files
Download the extracted pages or ranges as new PDF files without overwriting the original document.
Uses the PDF page count
The tool reads the document's page count so page ranges and custom selections can be checked against the actual PDF.
When Should You Split a PDF?
Forms and certificates
Extract only the pages containing a form, certificate, signed section or other document that needs to be shared separately.
Chapters and sections
Pull a chapter, appendix or page range out of a longer report, manual or study document.
Share selected pages
Create a smaller PDF containing only the relevant pages instead of sending the entire original document.
Organise scanned PDFs
Separate pages from a scanned PDF when receipts, records or forms were originally saved together but need to be stored individually.
Understanding Split Modes and Page Selection
All pages creates a separate PDF for each page in the source document.
This is useful when every page needs to become its own standalone file.
Page range extracts one continuous sequence, such as pages 4–10.
Use this when the pages you need are next to each other in the original document.
Custom pages lets you select non-consecutive pages or combine individual pages with ranges.
For example, a selection such as 1, 3, 5–8 would include pages 1, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8.
Page numbers refer to the PDF's existing page order. Splitting does not renumber or rearrange the source document itself.
What Splitting Changes — and What It Does Not
Splitting creates new PDF files from selected pages of the original document.
It does not automatically:
- edit the text on a page
- compress the source PDF
- perform OCR on scanned text
- merge unrelated pages into a new order unless the tool explicitly supports that
- remove password protection
- modify the original PDF file
PDF Splitter vs Other PDF Tools
PDF Splitter
Use PDF Splitter when you want to extract pages or divide one PDF into smaller PDF files.
PDF Merger
Use PDF Merger when you have several PDF files and want to combine them into one document.
PDF Compressor
Use PDF Compressor when the main goal is to reduce file size rather than remove pages.
PDF to Image
Use PDF to Image when you want PDF pages exported as image files instead of new PDFs.
Supported PDF Limits and Requirements
The splitter accepts PDF files only.
Maximum file size: 100 MB per PDF
Available split modes:
- All pages
- Page range
- Custom pages