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Split one uploaded PDF by typed page ranges, or export each page separately when the range field is empty.
Split one PDF by typed page ranges or into single-page files.
Separate PDF downloads for each typed page range, or one PDF per page when no range is entered.
This page does not provide thumbnails, click-to-select page picking, bookmark-based splitting, OCR, or batch splitting across multiple files.
Browser-side page copying from one source PDF; each range entry becomes its own download.
Drag & drop or click to select a file
Enter the page ranges used above, then estimate how many split PDFs need download and inspection.
Run the converter to populate this checklist.
Split PDF creates new PDF files from one uploaded document using a typed page-range field. If the field is left empty, the page exports every source page as its own single-page PDF.
If you searched for separate pdf pages, the important boundary is that this tool works from typed page ranges only. It does not show thumbnails or let you click pages visually.
The page reads one PDF, parses a range field such as 1-3,4-6, creates one output file per range entry, and downloads the resulting PDFs. When the range field is empty, it defaults to one output per page.
The page runs in the browser and exposes only the controls needed for this document step. Use a neighboring tool when the file needs a different action than the one shown here.
| Example | Value |
|---|---|
| Input | One 12-page PDF with a page range field of 1-2,5-8. |
| Output | Two PDF downloads: split-1.pdf for pages 1 to 2 and split-2.pdf for pages 5 to 8. |
Use the example to check the same kind of source file before sending a finished document to another person, form, or archive.
Open each split PDF and confirm the requested range is present, such as pages 1 to 2 in split-1.pdf and pages 5 to 8 in split-2.pdf. Compare the total exported pages with the typed ranges so missing pages, duplicated ranges, or empty outputs are caught before upload. If the destination expects a single packet, merge the checked split files only after each range output has been verified.
These pages cover the adjacent PDF steps users usually need before or after this one.
Split one PDF by typed page ranges or into single-page files. The download is produced in the browser from the selected source file and the visible options on the page.
Open the PDF output before sharing it and confirm the visible pages and source content match the intended document action.
Protected, damaged, scanned, extremely large, or form-heavy PDFs may need desktop software, OCR, or a specialist document tool instead.
The original gives you a fallback if a typed range extracts the wrong pages or the destination needs a different page set.
Use these workflow guides when you need more context before or after running this tool.
A guide for preparing PDFs that need to be sent, uploaded, or reviewed without bloating the file or breaking the page order.
Choose a practical PDF extraction path when you need readable text, quick quotes, or a smaller follow-up document.
A sequence guide for deciding which PDF structure tool should come first when you need to rebuild a document pack.