Split PDF Online — Separate Pages Free
Split a PDF into separate files privately in your browser — free, no upload. Cut into equal parts, type custom ranges like 1-3, 8-12, or pick pages from thumbnails, then download each part or grab them all as a ZIP. Prefer a single selection as one file? Use Extract Pages.
What you can do
- •Split into equal parts of a set number of pages
- •Enter custom ranges such as 1-3, 8-12 to control every output
- •Or select pages from thumbnails and split at those points
- •Download parts one by one, or all of them together as a ZIP
- •No account required
- •Files stay on your device during the split
How it works
- 1
Select your PDF
Choose the PDF you want to divide. Processing stays in the browser.
- 2
Choose how to split
Split into equal parts, type custom ranges, or select pages from the thumbnail grid.
- 3
Split and download
Run Split, then save each new PDF — or grab everything in one ZIP.
Common uses
- •Break a long report into chapter-sized PDFs
- •Send only the appendix pages someone needs
- •Separate mixed scans into individual documents
- •Prepare smaller files for email size limits
Frequently asked questions
- Can I split a PDF into single pages?
- Yes. Use the equal-parts mode with one page per part and every page becomes its own PDF, which you can download together as a ZIP.
- Can I split by page ranges?
- Yes. Type ranges such as 1-3, 8-12 and each range becomes a separate output file, in the order you listed them.
- Can I download all the parts at once?
- Yes. Save files individually, or use the ZIP download to get every part in one archive.
- How is split different from extract?
- Split is built for dividing into multiple outputs. Extract focuses on saving a selection as one new PDF.
- Will page quality change when I split?
- No. Pages are copied into new files; content quality is unchanged by the split itself.
- Does this work on mobile?
- Yes. You can select a PDF and choose pages on a phone; complex ranges may be easier on a larger screen.
- Do my files leave the browser?
- No. Splitting runs on-device — nothing is sent to a remote server for processing.
Guide: How to split a PDF into separate pages
