What is the PDF Splitter?

This tool extracts pages from a PDF — either splitting every page into its own file, or pulling out a specific range of pages into a new PDF. Everything runs locally in your browser using pdf-lib. No upload required, no file size limits, completely private.

When would you use it?

Extracting a single chapter

Pull out a specific chapter or section from a large PDF report, manual or ebook without sharing the full document.

Separating scanned pages

Split a batch-scanned PDF into individual page files for easier filing, renaming or distribution.

Removing unwanted pages

Extract only the pages you need, effectively removing blank pages, cover sheets or sections you don't want to share.

Creating page-per-file archives

Split a multi-page PDF into individual files for systematic archiving or uploading to a document management system.

Frequently asked questions

Split every page creates one PDF file per page and downloads them all as a ZIP archive. Extract range pulls out a consecutive block of pages into a single new PDF.

The current tool supports consecutive page ranges. To extract non-consecutive pages, run the range extractor multiple times and then use the PDF Merger to combine the results.

No. Pages are copied directly without re-rendering, so quality is fully preserved.

Yes. All processing happens in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to any server.

There is no imposed limit — the only constraint is your device's memory.

Split every page

Creates one PDF file per page, downloaded as a ZIP archive.

Extract range

Pull out a specific range of pages into a single new PDF file.

100% private

Your PDF never leaves your device. All splitting happens locally using pdf-lib.

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