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Split PDF

Extract specific pages or page ranges from a PDF document to create a new, smaller PDF. Fast, secure, and private browser-based tool.

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Only Send the Pages They Actually Need

Have you ever received a massive 200-page PDF, but you only needed to send pages 10 and 11 to your boss? Sending the whole huge file is frustrating, unprofessional, and clogs up email inboxes.

You just want to pluck those two relevant pages out and be done with it. That's exactly what this tool is built for. It lets you slice up massive documents so you can share only the stuff that actually matters.

Keep Your Private Files on Your Own Device

The problem is, to split a PDF online, you usually have to upload your entire sprawling document to a random cloud server. If that PDF has company secrets, financial data, or medical records, that's a terrible idea.

We hated that, so we built a splitter that works differently. This tool chops up your PDF right here on your own device. Your private documents never go to the cloud. It's fast, it's safe, and you don't have to download any clunky software to do it.

Super Flexible Page Selection

We made the page selection super flexible. You aren't forced to just chop a document in half.

Need the cover page, plus pages 4 through 7, and the very last page? Just type '1, 4-7, 20' into the box and the tool will instantly grab exactly those pieces and stitch them into a brand new, clean file for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

It's super easy. Just type individual pages separated by commas (like 1, 3, 5) or use a dash for a range of pages (like 10-15). You can even mix them together, like '1, 3-5, 10'.

Yes. Processing is done 100% locally on your device. We literally couldn't see your files even if we wanted to because they never leave your computer.

Yep! Our engine is really fast. Just keep in mind that splitting a 1,000-page book uses your computer's memory, so it might take a few extra seconds depending on how old your laptop is.

Not at all. The tool doesn't compress or change the pages; it just copies the exact data over. Your new PDF will look identical to the original pages.

If the link points to a website, yes. If the link points to another page inside the PDF (like a table of contents), it will only work if both pages were kept in your new file.

Don't worry, the tool will catch it! It automatically checks how many pages are in your document and will give you a friendly warning if you type something out of bounds.

We don't put any artificial limits on you. The only limit is how much memory your specific web browser can handle.

Absolutely. Whether you're using Safari on an iPhone or Chrome on an Android, it works smoothly right from your mobile browser.

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