PDF Splitter
Split PDF into separate pages or ranges
This free online pdf splitter runs in your browser and is part of our PDF Tools collection.
PDF Splitter
Extract or remove pages from PDF files
How to Use
- Extract Specific Pages: Create a new PDF with only selected pages
- Remove Specific Pages: Create a new PDF excluding selected pages
- Extract Page Range: Extract a continuous range of pages
- Split into Single Pages: Create separate PDF files for each page
⚡
Instant In-Browser Execution
Runs locally in JavaScript without wait times or server delays.
🔒
100% Privacy & Security
Your inputs and files are never stored or logged on remote servers.
📱
Cross-Device Responsive
Fully optimized for mobile smartphones, tablets, and desktop displays.
🎉
100% Free Forever
No subscription fees, no signups, and no software installations.
How to Use the Online PDF Splitter
1
Upload Source PDF
Select a PDF document from your device to inspect its total page count and file size.
2
Choose Split Method
Select from four methods: "Extract Specific Pages", "Remove Specific Pages", "Extract Page Range", or "Split into Single Pages".
3
Specify Page Numbers or Ranges
Enter comma-separated page numbers or ranges (e.g. 1, 3, 5-7), or set From/To boundary values.
4
Split & Download Document
Click "Split PDF" to generate and download the targeted pages as a clean, standalone PDF file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about using this free online pdf splitter.
How do I specify multiple discontinuous page ranges? ▾
Use commas between page numbers or ranges. For example, entering `1, 4, 8-12, 15` will extract page 1, page 4, pages 8 through 12, and page 15 into a single combined output file.
What is the difference between Extract and Remove modes? ▾
Extract mode keeps only the page numbers you list and discards everything else. Remove mode deletes the specified pages and retains the remainder of the document.
Does splitting reduce the quality of embedded images or text? ▾
No. PDF page extraction is lossless. The underlying PDF streams and font dictionaries are extracted without rasterizing or recompressing text and images.
Can I split a document into individual 1-page PDF files? ▾
Yes. Choose the "Split into Single Pages" option to separate every page of the document into its own individual PDF file.
More PDF Tools
Explore related tools in the same category to solve adjacent tasks faster.