Split PDF Pages Online
Separate pages or page ranges into new PDFs.
Choose a PDF to split
Preview the document locally, split every page, use fixed page ranges or define custom non-overlapping ranges, then download the generated PDFs in one ZIP.
PDF files · 50 MB current limit · local page preview before processingHow to split a PDF by page range
Upload one PDF, inspect its pages locally, then choose Every page, Fixed ranges or Custom ranges. Every page creates one PDF for each source page. Fixed ranges groups consecutive pages into equal-size chunks such as every 2, 4 or 10 pages. Custom ranges such as 1-3,4-6 create one output PDF for each non-overlapping range you enter.
Select your PDF
Choose a PDF up to the current file limit and navigate its pages in the local preview.
Choose the split
Split every page, group consecutive pages into fixed-size PDFs, or enter explicit non-overlapping groups such as 1-3,4-6,8.
Download and check
Open the ZIP and verify every generated PDF before deleting or replacing your source file.
Choose exactly which pages to separate
The page preview lets you move through the source document before splitting, while the output summary shows how many PDFs the current settings will create. Fixed and custom modes label the planned output containing the page you are viewing, so you can verify the split before upload.
When splitting a PDF is useful
Split PDF returns the generated PDFs together in one ZIP download. Open the ZIP and verify the page groups before sharing or deleting the original. The current tool does not claim bookmark-aware, file-size-based or automatic chapter detection.
The current production splitter supports every-page output, fixed consecutive ranges from 2 to 100 pages per PDF, and explicit non-overlapping custom ranges. It does not yet provide drag-to-select split points, bookmark-aware splitting, file-size targets, password-protected input, automatic chapter detection or AI-based smart ranges.
Frequently asked questions about Split PDF
Can I split a PDF every 2, 4 or 10 pages?
Yes. Choose Fixed ranges and enter the number of pages per PDF, from 2 to 100. PdfnMore groups consecutive pages automatically; the final PDF can contain fewer pages when the source length is not an exact multiple.
Can I split a PDF into separate pages or custom page ranges?
Yes. Choose Every page to create one PDF per source page, or choose Custom ranges and enter non-overlapping groups such as 1-3,4-6,8. Each selected group becomes a separate PDF inside the ZIP.
Can I preview the PDF before splitting it?
Yes. The Split PDF workspace renders the uploaded PDF locally in your browser so you can navigate pages and check how the planned fixed or custom ranges map to the document before processing.