PDF Splitter
Split a multi-page PDF into separate page files or extract custom page ranges.
Run tool
This online PDF splitter separates multi-page PDF documents into smaller files based on your chosen configuration. You can upload any standard PDF document and extract each page as an independent file, or isolate specific page ranges into dedicated outputs. When using range mode, enter individual page numbers or page intervals separated by commas, such as single pages and hyphenated spans starting from page 1. The tool processes your PDF and counts the total pages, then produces the split files according to your settings. If an uploaded document is corrupt, password-protected, or unreadable, you will see an alert asking you to provide a valid PDF file. Page bounds outside the document length are clamped to the actual page count. This tool provides a direct way to organize document sections, isolate specific report chapters, or divide large scans into individual pages for sharing and archiving.
Instructions
- Upload a PDF file from your device using the file picker.
- Select a splitting mode: choose Every page to extract all pages individually, or Page range to specify custom groups.
- If you selected Page range, enter desired pages or intervals separated by commas (for example: 1-3, 5, 8-10).
- Click Run to process the PDF document.
- Download the generated split files from the results panel.
Examples
- Splitting a 12-page PDF in Every page mode produces 12 distinct single-page PDF files.
- Splitting a 20-page document with Page range set to 1-4, 7, 10-12 produces 3 split PDF files containing pages 1 to 4, page 7, and pages 10 to 12 respectively.
FAQ
How does page numbering work in range mode?
Page numbers start at 1. You can enter single numbers like 4 or inclusive spans like 2-6 separated by commas.
What happens if a requested page range exceeds document length?
Numbers exceeding the total document page count are clamped to the final page of the PDF.
Can I extract every single page at once?
Yes, selecting the Every page mode splits each page of the document into its own individual output file.
What should I do if the document fails to process?
Check that the PDF file is not corrupted or password-protected. Also verify that the page numbers you entered are within the document's page count and use correct formatting like 1-3, 5.