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Split PDF

Pull a single page, a page range, or every page out of a PDF and download them as one or many separate files. Useful for sharing just the page you need without sending the whole document.

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Supported: pdf · Max 50 MB

pdf · 50 MB max

Going deeper

Splitting PDFs the right way

Splitting a PDF is the answer any time you only need a slice of a much larger document. A 200-page annual report usually only needs the executive summary and the financial tables — split those pages out and email a 4-page file instead. The same goes for sharing a single chapter of a textbook, the signature page of a contract, or the data sheet from a multi-section proposal.

When you're splitting, plan the page range before you upload. Jumping back and forth wastes a request each time. If you need many non-contiguous pages (say, pages 2, 8, and 15), run the 'every page' option and pick the files you want from the resulting ZIP. That's usually faster than three separate range splits.

One thing splitting cannot do is extract content into editable formats. If you need the text out, run the result through PDF to Text afterwards. And if you want to reorder pages, split first, then merge in the new order with Merge PDF.

What you get

Features

  • Extract a single page or any page range (e.g. 3-7)

  • Optionally split into one PDF per page

  • Outputs a ZIP when many files are produced

  • Lossless — pages keep all their content

  • Auto-cleanup of temp files after each run

Step by step

How to use

  1. 1

    Upload a PDF you want to split.

  2. 2

    Choose a range (e.g. 1-3) or pick 'split every page'.

  3. 3

    Click Split.

  4. 4

    Download the single extracted PDF or a ZIP of all parts.

Your privacy

How this tool handles your file

Your PDF is processed in an isolated temp directory and removed as soon as the request finishes. We never store, copy, or train on document contents.

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