Split PDF
Split a PDF into individual pages or extract specific pages online for free. Works entirely in your browser.
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Extract individual pages or page ranges from any PDF document instantly in your browser. Upload your PDF, choose which pages to extract or split, and download the result. Perfect for extracting specific chapters, invoices, or pages from large PDF documents.
What is Split PDF?
A PDF often contains more than you actually need to share. Maybe a 40-page report holds one section you want to send on its own, or a scanned booklet needs to become individual pages. The Split PDF tool lets you pull out exactly the pages you want — a single page, a range, or every page as a separate file — without disturbing the original.
Splitting happens in your browser, so the document is never uploaded. You choose the pages, the tool extracts them into a fresh PDF, and you download the result. It is the cleanest way to share just the relevant part of a file instead of forwarding the whole thing and asking the reader to “look at page 12”.
Key features
Extract any page range
Specify the exact pages you want — a single page like 7, a range like 3–9, or several ranges at once. The tool builds a new PDF containing only those pages, in the order you asked for.
Split into individual pages
Turn a multi-page PDF into one file per page in a single action. This is ideal for scanned documents where each page needs to be filed, signed or sent separately.
Original stays untouched
Splitting never alters your source file. You always keep the complete original, and the extracted pages come out as brand-new PDFs you can name and store however you like.
Runs entirely on your device
No upload, no server, no waiting. The split is computed locally, which keeps confidential pages — a single contract clause, one page of a bank statement — completely private.
Who uses Split PDF
Office workers
Send a colleague just the two pages they need instead of a 50-page deck.
Teachers
Split a scanned answer booklet into one PDF per student for marking and return.
Legal and HR teams
Extract a single signed page or clause from a long agreement to share or file.
Researchers
Pull one chapter or figure out of a large reference document for citation.
Benefits at a glance
- Shares only what is relevant, which is faster to send and easier for the reader.
- Keeps file sizes small by extracting just the pages that matter.
- Protects privacy by removing pages you do not want others to see.
- Avoids paid PDF editors for a task that should be free.
- Works offline-style in the browser with no install and no account.
Tips and best practices
- Note the exact page numbers you need before you start — most readers show the page count in the toolbar.
- If you need several non-adjacent pages, extract each range, then use Merge PDF to recombine them in your preferred order.
- Splitting a scanned book? Extract to individual pages first, then rotate or compress as needed.
- Re-check the extracted file opens to the right pages before deleting or sharing anything.
- Keep a clearly named copy of the original so you can always re-split a different range later.
The manual way vs. Split PDF
Technical information
- Input format
- A single PDF file
- Output format
- One or more PDFs containing the selected pages
- Processing
- Client-side in your browser
- Privacy
- No upload — the source file never leaves your device
The bottom line
Splitting a PDF should be as simple as choosing which pages to keep, and that is exactly what this tool does — quickly, privately and for free. Whether you are forwarding a single page, breaking a scan into individual sheets or trimming a report down to its useful section, you get a clean new PDF without touching the original. No software, no upload, no cost.
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Your privacy is built in
Everything in Split PDF runs locally in your browser — your data never leaves your device and is never uploaded to a server, so nothing you enter is stored or seen by anyone else. No account, no sign-up, no watermark, and completely free.