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Separate a PDF into smaller files, or pull out a few pages. Free, right on your device.
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Split chapters, separate receipts, or save selected pages.
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One PDF · Up to 25 MiB · 300 pages
No password-protected PDFs
No signup. No watermark. Your files stay on your device.
A smaller document in three steps.
Choose a PDF
Open a document from your phone or computer. It stays on your device.
Choose your pages
Set ranges, split at regular intervals, or select pages from the previews.
Save what you need
Download each PDF, or grab all your files in one ZIP.
A few helpful answers.
Can I save just a few pages?
Choose Extract pages and enter numbers like 1, 3-5, or select the page thumbnails. Save each selected page separately or combine them into one PDF, in their original order.
How do page ranges work?
Custom ranges create one PDF per range. You can combine ranges in the order listed; overlapping ranges repeat pages. Every N pages splits the whole document into equal groups, with remaining pages in the last file.
Will splitting change my PDF’s quality?
Pages are copied without turning them into images. Page sizes, rotation, and text are retained. Supported form fields are flattened. Document bookmarks and attachments are not carried over. Keep your original and check the results before sharing.
Which files can I split?
Choose one PDF up to 25 MiB and 300 pages. Password-protected PDFs and XFA forms are unsupported; use an unlocked, flat copy. Signature fields are supported: saved signature artwork is retained, but digital signature verification is not preserved. Keep the original signed PDF. Output is limited to 300 pages and 100 MiB, since separate PDFs can repeat shared fonts and images.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Processing, previews, and ZIP creation happen in your browser. Splitting does not sanitize document contents or guarantee removal of embedded metadata. Read our privacy policy.
Can I join pages from different PDFs?
Use Merge PDF to combine documents, or Photos to PDF to start with images.