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Split Mode
This will split the PDF into individual one-page PDF files, downloaded as separate files.
Click pages to
select/deselect. Selected pages will be extracted into one PDF.
Split a PDF into individual pages, extract a page range, or select specific pages. 100% browser-based — your PDF never leaves your device.
Managing large, multi-hundred-page PDFs can be unwieldy. The PDF Splitter lets you pull out just the pages you need — invoices, a specific chapter, or a single financial report — directly in your browser.
Contracts, bank statements and confidential reports often arrive as one large PDF. Sending them to an online service means sharing them with someone else. Here, the pages are pulled out on your own device and your files never leave it.
This tool supports three modes. Burst mode splits a document into individual, single-page files. Range mode lets you pull a continuous range (e.g., Pages 10-25). Select mode lets you pick specific non-sequential pages (e.g., Pages 1, 4, and 7) and combine them into a single new PDF.
Splitting a PDF is useful when you need just a portion of a larger document — a single chapter, a specific form page, or removing a cover sheet before submission. This tool supports both extracting a specific page range and separating every page into its own individual file.
One detail worth knowing: splitting a PDF does not automatically preserve internal bookmarks or a table of contents that references page numbers outside the extracted range, since those navigation aids are tied to the original document structure. For simple range extraction or full-page separation, this generally isn't an issue.
Common questions about the PDF Splitter.
