How do I write page ranges?

Use comma-separated groups. Each group becomes its own file: '1-3,4-6' produces two PDFs, while '1,5,9' produces three single-page PDFs.

What if I only want a few pages out?

Use Extract pages instead — it keeps just the pages you name in one output file.

Are the split files smaller?

Each file only contains its own pages, so yes, they're smaller than the original. Shared resources are copied per file as needed.

Split a PDF into multiple files

Split a PDF into one file per page, or into custom page ranges you define. Runs entirely in your browser — your document is never uploaded.

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What splitting produces

Choose 'one file per page' to burst a document into individual pages, or 'custom ranges' to carve it into sections — for example 1-3, 4-6 gives you two files. Multiple outputs are bundled into a ZIP for a single download.

Why split a PDF?

Splitting is handy for sharing just the pages someone needs, separating a scanned batch into individual records, or breaking a large report into per-chapter files without a heavyweight editor.

Quality & fidelity notes

Each output keeps the source pages exactly as they were — selectable text, embedded fonts, and full-resolution images. Nothing is re-encoded or downscaled.

How to split pdf

Drop your PDF into the zone above.
Pick 'one file per page' or enter custom ranges like 1-3,4-6.
Press Split PDF — everything runs locally.
Download the pieces individually, or all at once as a ZIP.

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