Split PDF — Pick Out Just the Pages You Need
When you only want to share your part of a 200-page report, cut out just that section instead of sending the whole document. Split PDF lets you type the page ranges directly, so the result is easy to predict.
Five modes are available: split into single pages, extract one section as a single file, break every set number of pages, and gather odd or even pages only. When there are two or more result files, they're bundled into a ZIP automatically.
Range input accepts a mix of commas and hyphens like `1-3,5,8-10`, and values beyond the page count or reversed ranges are caught before running so you know exactly what's wrong.
Limits of this tool
- Document-level extras like bookmarks, form fields, and attachments are not included in the split results.
- Splitting a document with a very large number of pages into single pages can greatly increase browser memory use.
How to use
- 1
Select one PDF
Upload the file to split and its total page count is read and shown. That number is the basis for your range input.
- 2
Choose a split mode
Pick from single pages, range selection, section extraction, every-N-pages, or odd/even. In range mode, the interpreted result is shown live below the input box.
- 3
Check the result and save
Confirm how many files will be created and run. One file downloads as a PDF; several download as a ZIP.
Key features
Ranges the way people read them
Write ranges the way you'd normally refer to pages, like 1-3,5,8-10. Stray spaces are ignored.
Validation before running
Non-existent pages, ranges where the end is smaller than the start, and non-numeric input are all pinpointed before you run.
Odd/even extraction
When you need just the fronts or just the backs of a duplex scan, one choice handles it.
Many results in one ZIP
Even if dozens of files are created, they're bundled into a ZIP so your browser doesn't prompt for each download.
When to use it
Sharing just your chapter of a report
Extract only the relevant section instead of handing over the whole document, reducing unnecessary exposure.
Tidying duplex scans
Pull the odd-page batch and even-page batch separately to reorder them correctly.
Chapter-by-chapter archive
Cut a textbook or manual into chapters so you can quickly find the part you need.
How are your files handled?
The PDF you're splitting opens only inside your browser. The cut results and the ZIP are created in memory and saved straight to your device, leaving nothing on any server.
Selected files open only in your browser's memory, and results are handed straight to your device when you save. Close the tab and any remaining data is gone with it. See the Privacy Policy and File Retention Policy for details.