Split PDF into Pages or Ranges Online
Save every page as its own PDF, or divide a document into multiple files by page range. Preview the groups before downloading. Your PDF is processed in your browser.
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Split one PDF into separate pages or ranges
Create one PDF per page or divide a longer file into several page-range PDFs. Preview the groups before processing, then download a single part or all parts as a ZIP. To keep selected pages together in one PDF, use Extract Pages.
How it works
Choose your file
Drag and drop or select files from your device. Document contents stay in your browser.
Run the tool
Choose any available options, then process or inspect the file.
Review the result
Check the outcome and download a file when the tool creates one.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Browse All ToolsSplit One PDF into Separate Page Files
Use Split PDF when one document needs to become several PDF files. By default, the tool makes one file per page. You can also group pages into files of a fixed length or enter ranges such as 1-3, 4-6, 7-10 to create a separate PDF for each range.
The page previews show which pages belong to each part before you split. Download a specific PDF or get every part together in a ZIP file. The input file is processed in your browser and is not uploaded for splitting. Files up to 50 MB are accepted; large documents may take longer on some devices.
Choose How to Separate the Pages
One PDF per Page
Leave the interval at 1 to make each page a separate PDF file. This is useful for batch scans or individual forms.
Split by Page Ranges
Enter a comma-separated range for each output, such as 1-3, 4-6. Check the colored page groups before processing.
Make Equal-Length Parts
Set the interval to 2, 5, or another number of pages per file when a document should be divided regularly.
Check Before Sharing
Open each downloaded part to confirm it contains the intended pages. Review the content before sharing it with anyone.
How to Split a PDF Online
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Choose a PDF
Select the PDF you want to divide. The page previews load in your browser.
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Set the output groups
Keep the interval at 1 for one file per page, choose a larger interval, or enter page ranges for custom parts.
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Review the page groups
Use the colored thumbnails and part labels to check which pages will be included in each output.
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Split and download
Select Split PDF, then download the parts separately or use Download All as ZIP to save every part in one archive.
When to Split a PDF
- Turn a batch scan into one PDF per document page
- Separate chapters of a manual into page-range files
- Divide a presentation into groups of slides
- Make smaller sections of a long report for review
How Many Files Will I Get?
For an 8-page PDF, an interval of 1 creates eight single-page PDFs. An interval of 2 creates four PDFs with two pages each. Ranges 1-3, 4-8 create two PDFs: one with pages 1-3 and another with pages 4-8. Pages outside the entered ranges are left out, so check the preview before splitting.
Split PDF or Extract Pages?
Splitting creates multiple PDF files from one document. If you only need selected pages collected into a single new PDF, choose Extract Pages instead. The Split tool also has an Extract Pages mode for that task, but its page-range and interval modes are meant for separate output files.
Will Splitting Reduce the File Size?
Each part may contain fewer pages than the original, but no exact file size is guaranteed. If an upload portal has a size limit, check the size of every output file. Use Compress PDF if a part is still too large.