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Select a PDF file to split
Upload PDF (drag-drop or click Select Files)
Click Process—tool extracts each page as individual PDF
Download ZIP file containing all pages (page_1.pdf, page_2.pdf, etc.)
Extract ZIP locally to access separate page files
Pages ready for individual sharing, editing, or reorganization
Splits every page into separate PDF files automatically. 50-page document becomes 50 individual PDFs in single operation. For selective extraction (specific pages only), use PDF Extract Pages tool.
Browser limitation: can't download 50 files individually. Tool packages all pages into single ZIP file for one-click download. Extract locally to access individual PDFs. ZIP compression reduces download size 5-15%.
Each page is perfect copy of original—no recompression, no quality loss, no formatting changes. Text remains searchable/selectable. Embedded fonts, images, vectors preserved exactly. Hyperlinks and form fields maintained.
No file size limits (device RAM dependent). No page count restrictions. No daily usage caps. Split 10-page PDF or 500-page manual—entirely free. Processing speed scales with page count: 1 page/second typical.
Split scanned batch documents into individual invoices. Separate contract sections for different signers. Extract thesis chapters for independent review. Distribute exam pages to students. Archive document pages separately for version control.
PDF splitting executes entirely in your browser. Documents never upload to server and all processing is local. Perfect for sensitive materials: NDAs, employee records, patient data, proprietary designs, tax documents. Works offline after initial page load—disconnect internet mid-process and splitting continues. We have zero access to your files.
This tool extracts every page. For selective extraction, use PDF Extract Pages tool where you specify ranges ('1,3,5-8') or individual pages ('2,10,15'). For removing pages, use PDF Delete Pages. Split is optimized for full document extraction into individual files.
Browser security prevents downloading multiple files automatically—would require 50 manual clicks for 50-page PDF. ZIP packages all pages into single download. Extract locally (right-click → Extract All on Windows, double-click on Mac) to access individual PDFs. ZIP also compresses download 5-15% smaller.
Each extracted page preserves its individual properties: hyperlinks remain clickable, form fields editable, embedded fonts intact. Document-level features (table of contents, cross-page links, bookmarks pointing to other pages) break since pages now separate files. Annotations and comments preserved on their respective pages.
Limited by device RAM. Most laptops handle 200-300 page PDFs easily. Very large files (1000+ pages, 200MB+) may slow or fail on low-memory devices. Processing speed: ~1 page/second. 100-page PDF splits in ~2 minutes. For massive documents, consider splitting in batches using PDF Extract Pages.
File size: total split pages ≈ original size (slight ZIP compression). Individual page size = original page size × page count. Quality: zero degradation—each page is lossless copy. Text, images, vectors preserved exactly. No recompression occurs. Perfect for archival or republishing.
User password (open protection): No—must remove password first. Owner password (editing restrictions): Usually works if you can open PDF. Encrypted PDFs: Depends on encryption—AES128/256 may work, RC4 legacy encryption often fails. Remove passwords using PDF unlock tools before splitting.
Pages extract as page_1.pdf, page_2.pdf, etc., matching original page order. If original PDF has custom page numbers (starting at 5, Roman numerals), extraction still uses sequential 1,2,3 naming. For custom naming, use batch rename after extracting ZIP (Windows PowerShell: Get-ChildItem | Rename-Item).
Yes—use PDF Merge tool. Select all extracted page files (Ctrl+A after unzipping), upload to merge tool, process. Pages recombine in filename order. Ensure page_1, page_2, page_3 naming preserved or manual reordering required.
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