Splitting a PDF lets you pull out just the pages you need - a single receipt, a chapter, or a range of pages - into a brand new PDF.
Everything runs in your browser, so your document is never uploaded. Free, private and unlimited.
How to use the Split PDF
- Select a PDF file.
- Enter the pages or ranges to extract (e.g. 1-3, 5).
- Download your new PDF with only those pages.
Split a PDF into exactly the pages you need
Splitting takes a large PDF apart: extract a single page, pull out a range like pages 5 to 12, or break the file into separate documents. The extracted pages are copied without re-rendering, so text stays sharp and selectable and nothing is compressed or altered.
Why splitting locally matters
The PDFs people split are usually the sensitive ones: full bank statements when only one page is needed, contracts where one section must be shared, scanned bundles with mixed documents. Because this tool works inside your browser, the full document is never uploaded; only you ever see the complete file.
Common uses
- Extracting one statement page to share instead of the whole file
- Separating a scanned bundle into individual documents
- Pulling a chapter or section out of a long report
- Reducing a large PDF to just the pages a form requires
Frequently asked questions
Is the PDF splitter free?
Yes, completely free with no signup.
Are my PDFs uploaded?
No. Splitting is done locally in your browser.
How do I choose pages?
Enter single pages and ranges separated by commas, for example 1-3, 5, 7-9.
Will the original PDF be changed?
No. A new PDF is created with the selected pages; your original stays untouched.