Split PDF
WEBSplit a PDF and extract a range of pages into a new file — free and right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Preview the pages and pick exactly which ones to extract into a new PDF.
Add at least one file to continue.
100% private — files never leave your browser.
Need more than this?Edit, sign, merge, split, protect, compress and convert PDFs — all in one free live workspace.Open PDF Editor ProWhat is the Split PDF tool?
Split PDF pulls a range of pages out of a PDF and saves it as a brand-new document — without the file ever being uploaded. Type where the range starts and ends, click run, and the extracted pages download as a fresh PDF. Everything happens inside your browser, which matters most for exactly the documents people split: contracts, ID scans, bank statements and long reports you would rather not hand to someone else's server.
To extract pages from a PDF, set «From page» and «To page» and you are done — pages 3 to 7 of a report, the annex at the end of a contract, or a single page from a scanned bundle (set both fields to the same number). Pages are copied exactly as they are, so the new file keeps the original quality, fonts and layout with nothing re-compressed. Need to split a PDF into multiple files? Run the tool once per range — each pass gives you a separate, clean PDF.
This PDF splitter is free, with no page caps, no watermark and no account. And because the processing is fully client-side, you can split PDF online from your phone with the same privacy as on a desktop — the extraction even keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
How to use the Split PDF
- Click «Choose file» and load the PDF you want to split.
- Enter the range in «From page» and «To page» — for a single page, set both fields to the same number.
- Click «Run» — the pages are extracted right in your browser; the file is never uploaded.
- Download the new PDF containing just the pages you selected.
- Repeat with another range if you want to split the document into multiple files.
Frequently asked questions
How do I split a PDF into separate files?
Extract one range at a time: load the PDF, enter the first range (say pages 1 to 5), run and download, then repeat with the next range. Each run produces its own standalone PDF, so a few quick passes turn one long document into as many parts as you need.
Can I split a PDF without uploading it?
Yes — that is exactly how this tool works. The PDF is read and split by your own browser on your own device; no server receives the file at any point, and the result downloads locally.
How do I extract just one page from a PDF?
Set «From page» and «To page» to the same number — for example 4 and 4 — and run. You get a one-page PDF containing only that page.
What's the difference between splitting a PDF and extracting pages?
In practice they are the same operation described two ways: splitting focuses on breaking a document apart, extracting focuses on the pages you keep. Some sites market them as two separate tools; here one range extraction covers both — the pages you select become a new PDF and the original file stays untouched.
Is it free, and is there a page limit?
Completely free — no sign-up, no watermark and no page cap. Since the work happens on your device, very large documents are limited only by your browser's memory, and hundreds of pages are normally fine.
Will the extracted pages lose quality?
No. Pages are copied as-is into the new file — text, images, fonts and formatting are identical to the original, with no re-compression.
Is it safe to split confidential documents like contracts or IDs?
Yes, and this is the strongest reason to use a client-side splitter: because nothing is uploaded, a contract, ID scan or statement never leaves your device. There is no server copy, no retention window and nothing to be deleted later.
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