Drop a file in below. This tool cuts it apart inside your browser — by range, by count, page by page or by pages you pick — with no server, no account and no upload bar for a document that's none of anyone's business.
or choose a file from your device
Each range becomes its own PDF. Use 8- for page 8 to the end, or last for the final page.
Every page is saved as its own PDF, and you can download them all in one ZIP.
It opens directly in the page using your browser's own PDF engine, and a preview of every page appears — no network request involved.
Type page ranges, split every N pages, tick the pages you want, or separate every page. The preview shows exactly what you'll get before you click.
Save each PDF on its own or grab everything as one ZIP. Pages are copied across untouched, so quality never changes.
Bank statements, ID scans, contracts and medical records stay on your machine instead of passing through a third party's server.
Splitting moves the original page data into new files, so text stays selectable, images stay sharp and page sizes never change.
Processing happens in your browser's memory, so it isn't rationed by an upload limit, a daily quota or a paywall.
Once this page is loaded, splitting a file doesn't need the network again.
Everything people ask before splitting a PDF.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark, no daily limit and no paid tier. Because the splitting happens inside your own browser, it costs nothing to run, so nothing has to be rationed.
No. Your file is read and split on your own device using your browser's memory. It never travels to a server, so contracts, ID scans and financial documents stay private.
Choose Custom ranges and type pages like 1-3, 5, 8-10. Each range becomes its own PDF. Use 8- for page 8 to the end, or the word last for the final page.
Custom ranges creates one file per range. Extract pages gathers every page you tick into a single new PDF, which is ideal for pulling a handful of pages out of a long document.
No. Pages are copied as they are, not redrawn. Text stays sharp and selectable, images keep their original quality and the page size stays exactly the same. Bookmarks and in-document links that point to pages in another file can't carry across.
Pages share resources such as fonts and logos. When a page moves into its own file, those resources go with it, so each part carries its own copy. The total can be larger than the original even though nothing was lost.
Not directly. Encrypted PDFs have to be unlocked first. Open the file in your PDF viewer with its password, save or print a copy without the password, then split that copy here.
We set none. The practical limit is your device's memory: most phones and laptops handle files up to a few hundred megabytes, and very large files simply take longer.
Yes. In Custom ranges, tick Combine all ranges into one PDF and type the pages in the order you want, for example 5, 1-3. The pages are assembled in the order you typed them.
It works in any modern mobile or desktop browser. Once the page has loaded, splitting needs no further network access.