Split PDF

How to split a PDF

1. Choose a PDF file. The tool reads it and shows how many pages it has.
2. Pick what you need:
   • Extract selected pages into one PDF — for example, only pages 2–4 of a contract.
   • Split into one PDF per range — for example, 1-3, 4-6, 7- creates three separate files.
   • Split every page into a separate PDF — useful for scanned batches of single-page documents.
3. Type the pages, if needed, and press Split and preview.
4. Check the preview and the list of files, then download. A single result is saved as a PDF; several results come as one ZIP file.

How to write page ranges

Separate pages and ranges with commas. A dash joins the first and last page of a range, and a dash at the end means “until the last page”.

• 5 — only page 5
• 1-3, 7 — pages 1, 2, 3 and 7
• 10- — page 10 to the end of the document

In the “one PDF per range” mode each item becomes its own file, so 1-2, 3-5 produces two PDFs. In the “extract” mode all the pages you list are placed into a single PDF in the order you typed them, which also lets you reorder pages: 3, 1, 2.

Common reasons to split a PDF

Sending only the signed page of a long agreement, removing confidential appendices before sharing a report, separating a scanned stack of receipts into individual files, or making a large file small enough for an email attachment or an upload form with a size limit. Because the tool runs in your browser, the full document is never uploaded anywhere — only the pages you choose to download leave this page.

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