Split a PDF
Extract exactly the pages you need into a new PDF — right here in your browser. Your document is never uploaded.
Drop a PDF here or click to choose
Split on your device — never uploaded
Split PDFs without uploading them
Whether you are pulling one signed page out of a contract or sharing a chapter of a report, your document stays on your device: the split runs locally with the open-source qpdf engine, so there is no server that could log or keep your files.
How to save selected PDF pages
- Choose the PDF you want to split.
- Choose All pages, add one or more page ranges, or pick pages directly from their previews.
- Preview the selection, then download the new PDF.
Need a custom order? Open the Advanced page list and use 5, 2, 3-4 when the new document should start with page 5, then contain pages 2 through 4. The source PDF is not changed.
Common reasons to split a PDF
Save one signed page from a contract, extract a chapter from a report, separate an invoice from a monthly statement, or make a smaller handout from a long document. If you want every selected page as its own file, run one extraction per page; this tool intentionally creates one PDF from each selection.
Frequently asked questions
Are my PDFs uploaded to a server?
No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser with the open-source qpdf engine. Your documents never leave your device.
How do I pick which pages to extract?
Choose all pages, add one or more From/To ranges, or click pages directly in the preview grid. An advanced page-list field remains available when order or repeated pages matter.
Can I split one PDF into several files?
Run the extraction once per output file — e.g. extract "1-5" and download, then extract "6-10" and download. Each extraction produces its own PDF.
Will the extracted pages keep their quality?
Yes. Pages are copied exactly as they are, with no re-rendering — text, images and links stay intact.