Split PDF
Pull out just the pages you need, or break a PDF into single pages. Pages are moved as they are, so text stays text. Your files never leave the browser.
Choose PDF files
Drag and drop multiple files at once
Try with an example
How to use
- Drop in the PDF you want to split, or click to choose it.
- Type the page numbers. Use commas for several ranges, like 1-3, 5. Leave it empty for every page.
- Choose one file or one per page, run it, and download the result.
FAQ
- How do I write the page numbers?
- Like 1-3, 5: a hyphen for a run of pages, commas between separate ranges. Writing 3,1 also reorders them, giving page 3 then page 1. Leaving the box empty means every page.
- What if I type a number past the end?
- It's treated as 'to the end'. On a 10-page file, 1-100 gives you pages 1-10. But a range entirely outside the document, like 20-30, would produce nothing, so we tell you instead of handing back an empty file.
- What's the difference between the two modes?
- One file puts the chosen pages into a single PDF. Use it to submit only part of a document, like the signature page of a contract. One per page makes a separate PDF for each page and bundles two or more into a ZIP, which suits splitting a batch of scans.
- Does splitting reduce quality?
- No. The pages aren't re-rendered, just copied, so text and images are identical to the original.
Related guides
- Merging and Splitting PDFs: What Stays and What Can Disappear
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- How to Choose the Resolution (Scale) When Converting PDF to JPG
The scale you pick when turning a PDF into images sets both quality and file size. Screen and print benchmarks, text sharpness, and when PNG is the better choice.
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