What this tool does
- Lossless splitting — pages are copied directly from the source PDF, so fonts, vector graphics and searchable text stay exactly as sharp as the original
- One page per file — split every page into its own PDF in a single click
- Custom chunks — toggle a split marker only where you want a new file to start, dividing a PDF into exactly the sections you need
- Extract a page range — remove the pages you don't want and keep the rest together as one file
- Multiple PDFs at once — add several files and each is split independently, with every output bundled into one ZIP
Why split a PDF
- Pull a single page — an invoice, a signature page, a form — out of a longer document
- Break a scanned book or report into individual chapters or sections
- Separate a batch-scanned stack of documents back into individual files
- Share just the relevant pages of a PDF instead of the whole thing
How the split markers work
Every page after the first one in a file has a ✂ toggle. Turn it on and that page becomes the start of a new output file; leave it off and the page stays attached to whatever comes before it. Turning on every marker (or using the "Split every page" shortcut) gives you one file per page. Leaving them all off keeps the whole PDF together as a single file — handy combined with removing pages, since it turns this into a simple page-range extractor.
Frequently asked questions
Are my PDFs uploaded anywhere?
No — every PDF is read and split directly inside your browser. Your files are never sent to a server.
Does splitting reduce quality?
No — pages are copied directly from the source PDF, keeping their original fonts, vector graphics and searchable text intact.
Can I split every page into its own file?
Yes — click "Split every page into its own PDF" to mark every page as the start of a new file in one step.
Can I just extract a few pages instead of splitting everything?
Yes — remove the pages you don't want, leave the rest with no split markers, and they'll come back together as a single PDF containing just the pages you kept.
Can I split multiple PDFs at once?
Yes — add as many PDF files as you like; each one is split independently and every output file comes back together in one ZIP.