Split a PDF into separate files by page ranges (1-5, 8, 10-15), every N pages, or pick individual pages to extract. Separate odd and even pages for double-sided scans. No upload, no file size limit, no account, no watermark — everything runs locally in your browser.
Upload a PDF, choose how to split it, then download the parts.
See exactly which pages go into each file before you split.
Drop a PDF or click to select it. Your file is read directly in your browser — it never gets uploaded.
Enter page ranges like 1-5, 8, 10-15, split every N pages, pick pages by clicking thumbnails, or separate odd and even pages.
The preview shows exactly which pages land in each output file before you split.
No. Every page is processed locally in your browser with client-side JavaScript. Your document never leaves your device — you can even go offline after the page loads. This makes it safe for contracts, ID scans and other sensitive files.
No limits on file size or number of splits. Unlike services that cap you at a few tasks per hour or a 200 MB upload, this tool uses only your own device's memory.
No. Pages are copied from the original file without re-encoding, so text, images and vector graphics stay pixel-perfect and the original page size is preserved.
Yes. Splitting works on any PDF, including scanned documents — each scanned page is moved to its new file exactly as it is.
This tool splits a multi-page document into separate files (for example pages 1-5 as one file). The "PDF Page Splitter" tool cuts inside a single large page, such as turning one A3 sheet into A4 pages for printing. Both are useful, but they solve different problems.
Many scanners feed only one side at a time, producing two PDFs: pages 1, 3, 5… (front) and 2, 4, 6… (back). This mode separates them automatically so you can print or re-merge them correctly.