Split PDF
Split a PDF into individual page files or extract a custom range. 100% in-browser.
Drop or click to select a PDF
About this tool
Splitting a PDF lets you extract just the pages you need, drop blank or unwanted pages, or break a large document into one-page files for easier sharing. Our PDF Splitter runs entirely in your browser using pdf-lib — your document never touches a server.
You can split a PDF two ways: 'Each page → ZIP' creates a separate PDF for every page and packages them all into a single ZIP download, while 'Page range' lets you specify exactly which pages to extract (e.g., 1-3, 5, 8-10) into one consolidated PDF.
All processing is local, which makes this safe for confidential material — bank statements, NDAs, contracts, or scanned ID. Originals are never modified.
Why use it
- Browser-based — no uploads, no signup.
- Range syntax supports multiple pages and groups.
- ZIP output for per-page splits keeps your downloads tidy.
- Preserves the original PDF's quality and metadata.
How to use it
- 1Select your PDF
Drop a single PDF file into the upload area.
- 2Pick a split mode
Choose 'Each page → ZIP' for a one-PDF-per-page archive, or 'Page range' to extract specific pages.
- 3Download the result
For range mode you get a single PDF; for per-page mode you get a ZIP containing every page.
Common use cases
- Extracting one signed page from a long contract to share with a counterparty.
- Removing blank or duplicate pages from a scan.
- Pulling a single invoice out of a monthly statement.
- Splitting a textbook into chapters for class readings.
- Separating exam questions from answer keys.
Tips for best results
The range field accepts '1-3, 5, 8-10' — you can mix individual pages and ranges in one request.
Split out the pages you want, reorder them, then merge — handy for assembling custom packets.
If you need to share or email pages individually, the ZIP mode saves multiple manual exports.
Frequently asked questions
What range syntax can I use?
Comma-separated pages and ranges, e.g. '1-3, 5, 8-10'.
Will my PDF be uploaded?
No. Splitting runs in your browser using pdf-lib.