Split a single PDF into multiple smaller files. Free, no signup required. Use it right in your browser.
What it does, limits, use cases, tips, and answers to common questions.
Splitting is for when one PDF is too much: extract a single signed page, send only the appendix, or break a 200 page manual into chapters.
You choose page ranges. The tool writes new PDFs locally. That is safer than uploading a full personnel file to a website just to peel off page 3.
Ranges are inclusive and numbered from 1 as shown on the page. Off by one errors are the usual mistake. Preview the first and last page of each range before you share.
Encrypted PDFs must be unlocked first.
Bookmarks in the source are not always copied into every split file.
Splitting does not reduce per page image resolution.
Emailing only the signature page of a contract.
Publishing one chapter of a longer guide.
Removing blank pages by exporting everything except those numbers.
Check the page labels in a PDF viewer. Printed numbers and file page indexes sometimes differ.
Only by dropping pages. Remaining pages keep their original weight.
Yes. Use a single page range like 4 to 4 or 4.