Split PDF

Pull specific pages out of a PDF, or split it into separate single-page files — right in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Load a PDF, tell it which pages you want, and choose whether to get one combined PDF or a zip of individual pages. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Drop a PDF here, or click to browse .pdf · stays on your device
Output

How to Split a PDF

Three steps, all in your browser.

1

Add your PDF

Drag in a PDF, or click the box to browse. The file stays on your device and is read locally — nothing is uploaded. Once it loads you will see its total page count.

2

Choose your pages

Type a page range like 1-3, 5, 8-10 into the Pages to include field. Single pages and hyphenated ranges can be freely combined, and duplicates are ignored automatically.

3

Pick a mode and download

Choose "Extract selected pages into one PDF" for a single combined file, or "Split each selected page into its own PDF" for a zip of individual pages. Click Build and download the result. Need to combine files instead? Use PDF to Word or the other tools in this suite.

Frequently Asked Questions

What page range syntax does Split PDF accept?
Comma-separated page numbers and ranges, both 1-based. A single number like 5 selects page 5; a range like 8-10 selects pages 8 through 10; combine them freely, for example 1-3, 5, 8-10. Spaces around commas and hyphens are ignored, and a page listed more than once is only used once.
What is the difference between the two output modes?
"Extract selected pages into one PDF" builds a single new PDF containing just the pages you selected, in the order you listed them. "Split each selected page into its own PDF" instead creates one single-page PDF per selected page and packages them together in a .zip file, so each page downloads as its own document.
Do the extracted pages keep their original order?
Pages appear in the order you list them in the range field, with duplicates removed. Within a single range like 8-10 the pages are always kept in ascending order, so a range typed backwards (10-8) still comes out as 8, 9, 10.
What happens if I enter a page number that is out of range?
Out-of-range or invalid entries are simply ignored. If nothing in your range is a valid page for the loaded PDF, you will see a message telling you the valid range instead of a broken or empty download.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is read and rebuilt entirely in your browser using a client-side PDF library, and the zip (when splitting into individual pages) is also built locally. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored — closing the tab clears everything.