What is Split PDF?

Split PDF divides one PDF into several smaller files by page ranges you define — for example, pulling pages 1–8 into one document and pages 9–30 into another. It also supports splitting a file into individual single-page PDFs or cutting it into equal chunks of N pages each. This is the tool for anyone stuck with an oversized combined file: a 300-page scanned book that should be separate chapters, one PDF containing a whole month's invoices, or a report where only the signed signature pages need to be sent onward.

How to use

1. Upload the PDF you want to divide.
2. Choose a split mode: custom page ranges (e.g. 1–5, 6–12), every N pages, or one file per page.
3. Type the ranges or chunk size, then preview how many output files will be created and which pages each contains.
4. Run the split and download the resulting files individually or all at once.

Common use cases

• A teacher splits a scanned 250-page textbook into chapter-wise PDFs so students can download only the chapter they need.
• A bookkeeper separates a single PDF holding 40 monthly invoices into individual files, one per invoice, for record-keeping.
• A real estate agent extracts just the signed pages from a long lease agreement to email the landlord.
• An event organizer cuts a combined ticket PDF into single-page files so each attendee receives only their own ticket.

FAQs

Does splitting reduce the quality of the pages?

No. Each page is extracted exactly as it exists in the source file — text, images, and formatting are copied without re-rendering, so the split files look identical to the original pages.

Can I split a PDF into completely separate single-page files?

Yes, that's one of the built-in modes. Choose one-file-per-page and you'll get a set of individually downloadable PDFs, each containing a single page from the original.

How are the output files named?

Output files carry the original filename plus a page-range suffix (for example, contract-pages-1-5.pdf), so you can tell at a glance which pages each file holds without opening it.

Is my document stored anywhere after splitting?

No. Processing happens over a secure connection, and your file is wiped from the server as soon as the split is done. There's no signup, no software to install, and nothing is retained or shared.