What this tool does
PDF Splitter lets you open a PDF in your browser, choose pages by range or by page number, and generate a smaller document. You can extract selected pages into one PDF, split each typed range into a separate PDF, or split every selected page into its own file and download the results as a ZIP archive.
Good use cases
- Pulling a few pages from a long contract, report, manual, or scan before sharing it with someone else.
- Separating chapters, invoices, forms, or attachment sections into individual PDF files.
- Removing pages you do not need before sending a document to a print shop, support desk, or approval workflow.
- Creating repeatable splits with range syntax such as
1-3,5,8-10instead of clicking every page manually.
How page ranges work
Use comma-separated page numbers and inclusive ranges. 1-3,5,8-10 selects
pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, and 10. A page can appear only once in the expression,
and descending ranges such as 7-4 are rejected so the output order stays
clear and predictable.
For a single output PDF, the selected pages are copied into one new document in the order shown by the range expression. For multiple output PDFs, “one file per range” keeps each typed segment together, while “one file per page” creates a separate PDF for every selected page.
Privacy notes
The PDF is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded by this tool. Generated download links are temporary object URLs that exist only in the current tab. Review the resulting files before sharing them, because copied pages can still contain embedded metadata, annotations, form values, or hidden content from the original document.
Limitations
Encrypted, password-protected, or damaged PDFs may not open in the browser-side PDF library. This splitter copies pages into new PDFs, but it is not a visual redaction tool and does not guarantee removal of all document metadata. For legal redaction, accessibility repair, or advanced optimization, use a dedicated PDF editor after splitting.