Split PDF Online for Free

Extract the pages you need from a PDF or split an entire document into individual PDF files. No account or software installation required.

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1. Select Your PDF File

Drag and drop your PDF file here

or select a PDF from your computer

File size —
Total pages —
File type PDF

2. Extract Specific Pages

Enter the page numbers or page ranges you want to extract. The selected pages will be combined into one new PDF.

Use commas to separate pages and ranges. For example, 1,3,5-7 extracts pages 1, 3, 5, 6 and 7. Page numbering starts at 1.

3. Split Every Page into a Separate PDF

Create one PDF file for each page of your document. All the individual PDF files will be packaged into a single ZIP download.

Example: A 5-page PDF will produce five individual PDF files inside one ZIP archive.
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How to Split a PDF Online

  1. Select a PDF file from your computer or drag it into the upload area.
  2. Wait for the tool to read the PDF and count its pages.
  3. Enter page numbers or ranges to extract selected pages, or choose the option to split every page.
  4. Click the appropriate button and wait for processing to finish.
  5. Download the extracted PDF or the ZIP containing individual PDF files.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this PDF splitter free?

Yes. You can extract selected pages or split a PDF into individual pages without paying a fee.

Can I extract only certain pages?

Yes. Enter page numbers and ranges such as 1,4,7-10 to create a new PDF containing only those pages.

Can I save each page as a separate PDF?

Yes. Use the split-every-page option. Each page will be saved as a separate PDF inside a ZIP file.

Are my PDF files uploaded to a server?

This tool processes the PDF in your browser and does not upload the PDF document to our server. The PDF libraries are loaded from external CDNs, so an internet connection is required.

Will splitting change the original PDF?

No. Your original file remains unchanged. The tool creates new PDF files for your selected pages.

Why is processing taking a long time?

Large PDFs and documents with many pages may take longer to process. Processing speed also depends on your device's available memory and performance.

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