Split PDF

This tool reads one PDF in the browser, interprets the page ranges you provide, and creates a separate PDF output for each range. That can be useful for chapter extraction, form separation, batch scan cleanup, or sharing only the pages someone actually needs.

Because the output is range-based, the most important input is still planning the page groups clearly. The Split PDF guide is a good companion if you want to think through that workflow more carefully.

When the split succeeds, each requested range becomes its own downloadable PDF. The result area shows how many outputs were created and the approximate total size of those generated files.

That makes it easier to confirm that your page grouping worked the way you intended before you download or share the outputs.

This is a practical browser-based split workflow, not a full PDF editing environment. Advanced features such as forms, bookmarks, attachments, or internal navigation may not behave identically in every split output.

Very large PDFs may also run into browser memory limits depending on the device and the document itself.

Use Split PDF when one large file needs to become smaller, more targeted PDFs for email, upload, internal routing, or record organization.

If you need the opposite workflow, where several files become one, use Merge PDF.