Split PDF
Break one PDF into several smaller PDFs by page range. Choose a file, describe how you want it divided, and download the results — either as a single PDF or a zip of multiple files.
Separate pages and ranges with commas.
Each comma-separated range becomes its own PDF — e.g. "1-3, 4-6" produces two files, downloaded as a zip.
How it works
- 1Choose the PDF you want to split.
- 2Enter one range per output file, separated by commas — for example "1-3, 4-6".
- 3Click "Split PDF" to generate and download the resulting files.
Frequently asked questions
You get a single PDF containing just those pages, downloaded directly.
Each range becomes its own PDF, and all of them are bundled into a single zip download.
No — splitting happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript.
Yes to both. "1-3, 2-4" will include page 2 in two different output files, and "1-3, 7-9" simply leaves pages 4-6 out of every output.
Use Split when you want several separate files out of one range list in a single pass — for example dividing a scanned report into chapters. Use Extract Pages when you only need one resulting file.
No — each output file is copied directly from the original pages, so resolution and content are identical to the source.
No hard limit — you can enter as many comma-separated ranges as your document has pages for. Very large page counts just take a little longer to process.
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