PDF Tools

PDF Splitter

Split PDF into multiple separate files.

.pdf Max: 50 MB

Click to upload or drag and drop

Supported: PDF

How to Use PDF Splitter

1

Upload the PDF you want broken apart by dragging it in or browsing for it; the tool accepts files up to 50 MB.

2

Pick a splitting method, such as fixed intervals, one file per page, or custom ranges you type in for the sections you need.

3

Click the "Split PDF" button and let the document be divided according to the ranges you defined.

4

Download the individual output files, each keeping the original formatting, and confirm the page ranges match what the recipient asked for.

Features

Split by fixed intervals, by every single page, or by custom ranges
Custom range mode supports entries such as 1-3 and 12-15
Free to use with no account, watermark or page limits
Accepts source documents up to 50 MB
Original formatting, images and selectable text are preserved
Source file is discarded automatically once the parts are created

Frequently Asked Questions

Choose the custom range option and type the ranges you want, for example 1-3 for the first section and 12-15 for the appendix. Only those pages are written to the new files.
No. Pages are copied rather than rendered, so the split files look and behave exactly like the corresponding pages of the original, including selectable text.
You are limited by the 50 MB file size rather than a page count. Splitting every page of a long report is perfectly normal usage for this tool.
The original is never changed, and the uploaded copy is removed from temporary storage once the split files are generated. Your own master copy is untouched.

About PDF Splitter

Splitting is the opposite problem to merging: you have one long PDF and need it broken into smaller, separately usable pieces. Tax authorities, universities and leasing offices frequently ask for a specific page range as a separate attachment, and re-exporting from the original application is a slow way to comply.

This splitter lets you define where the cuts should fall. You can break the document at fixed intervals, extract every page into its own single-page file, or pick custom ranges such as pages 1 to 3 and 12 to 15. Each resulting document is generated independently, so you can send only the parts that were actually requested instead of the whole file again.

The source may be up to 50 MB, and the original is never modified or overwritten, which makes it safe to use on a master copy you still need for your own records. Splitting also helps when emailing, since three small attachments under 5 MB are often delivered more reliably than one 15 MB file.

When to Use This Tool

  • Extracting the signed page from a contract to send back on its own
  • Breaking a course handbook into one PDF per chapter for easier reading
  • Sending several small attachments instead of one file that gets rejected
  • Dividing a batch scan into per-customer or per-invoice files for records