Splitting is useful when one PDF holds several things that should travel separately: chapters of a report, invoices scanned in one batch, or a signed contract with appendices.
Choose a split method
| Method | Use it when | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Page ranges | Sections have different lengths | 1-3, 4-8, 9-12 |
| Fixed interval | Every item has the same number of pages | Every 2 pages for double-sided forms |
| Every page | Each page is its own document | A batch of one-page receipts |
Split by page ranges
- Open Split PDF by page ranges.
- Choose your file. Page previews help you spot where each section starts.
- Type the ranges separated by commas, for example
1-3,4-8,9-12. - Click Process and download and unzip the result.
Split every page into its own PDF
Use Split PDF into single pages. Each page becomes a separate file, named in page order.
When you only need some pages
If you want one document containing pages 2, 5, and 7, you do not need to split. Use Extract Pages instead. To drop a few unwanted pages and keep the rest, use Remove Pages.
All three tools copy pages without re-encoding them and run inside your browser, so the document is never uploaded.