Free PDF Splitter

Why Split a PDF?

Large PDFs are often awkward to share, email or upload when you only need a handful of pages — a signed page, one chapter, or a single invoice buried inside a 40-page report. Splitting extracts exactly the pages you need into their own files, so recipients get only what's relevant, file sizes stay small, and you avoid sending an entire document when a page or two would do.

How to Split a PDF Online

1. Upload your PDF using the box above (click or drag & drop).
2. Choose your pages — enter a range like 1-3,5,7-9, or leave it blank to split every page.
3. Click Split PDF and download a ZIP with each page as its own PDF file.

Common Ways to Use Page Ranges

• 5 — extract only page 5.
• 1-3 — extract pages 1 through 3.
• 1-3,7,10-12 — extract multiple ranges and individual pages at once.
• Leave blank — every page is split into its own separate file.

Who Uses a PDF Splitter?

Students pull out one chapter from a textbook PDF. Professionals extract a single signed page from a contract. Accountants separate individual invoices from a combined statement. Anyone who needs to share a small part of a large PDF without sending the whole file.

Splitting vs. Merging PDFs

Splitting breaks one PDF into many; our PDF Merger does the opposite — combining several PDFs into one. Use whichever direction matches what you're trying to achieve, or use both together: split out the pages you need, then merge them into a new custom document.