Split at regular intervals
Choose 1–50 pages per file. An interval of 50 creates pages 1–50, 51–100 and so on. Remaining pages go in the last file.
Split PDF Online
Turn a long PDF into smaller files. Split every 50 pages or choose your own page ranges.
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Up to 30 MB: split on your device. Larger PDFs: sign in to split online. No credits charged.
One long document. Just the parts you need.
Separate chapters, extract selected pages or prepare a long scan for enhancement. Choose the page groups that fit your next step. Download each part as its own PDF.
How to split your PDF
Choose a document
Choose one PDF or drag it into the upload area. Its page count appears before splitting. Keep the original file for reference.
Set your page groups
Use an interval for evenly sized files. Choose custom ranges to separate chapters or extract selected sections. A comma starts another output PDF.
Download your files
Each group becomes a separate PDF in the original page order. Download only the parts you need. For scan enhancement, keep each part within 50 pages.
Two ways to divide your PDF
Use equal groups for a whole document, or select only the sections you need.
Extract custom page ranges
Enter 1-5,12-20 to create two PDFs. A single number extracts one page. Separate files with commas and avoid overlapping ranges.
Smaller files, easier workflows
Small files stay on your device
PDFs up to 30 MB stay in your browser. No document upload or sign-in is needed. Save your downloads before leaving the page.
Larger files are split online
PDFs over 30 MB and up to 100 MB are split online. Sign in to upload directly to cloud storage. Download each part when processing finishes.
Keep page appearance
Pages are copied without becoming images. Text and pictures keep their appearance. Bookmarks and digital signatures may not be preserved.
Smaller PDFs for everyday tasks
Organize a document around the way you plan to read, share or process it.
Study one chapter at a time
Extract a chapter from a textbook or course handout. Keep related pages together in one PDF. Share the relevant section without sending the whole document.
Send the relevant report pages
Separate a report, appendix or selected meeting materials. Use custom ranges to include only the pages your recipient needs. Check the extracted files before sharing.
Prepare scans for enhancement
Divide a long scanned PDF into groups of no more than 50 pages. Open the scanned PDF enhancer to process each part separately. Splitting itself does not sharpen text or change scan quality.
Frequently asked questions
How are page ranges split?
Enter 1-50, 51-100 to create two PDFs. Each comma-separated range is one file; a single number extracts that page.
Does splitting improve scan quality?
No. Splitting makes smaller documents. Use scanned PDF enhancement separately to improve their appearance.
Are password-protected PDFs supported?
Not here. Unlock your PDF first. Interactive forms must be flattened before splitting.
Will my files remain after refreshing?
No. Refreshing clears the selected document and generated downloads. Save the files before leaving the page.
Do I need to sign in or pay?
Splitting is free and does not consume credits. Files up to 30 MB work locally without sign-in; larger files require sign-in for online processing.
What are the file and output limits?
Choose a PDF up to 100 MB and 1,000 pages. One local operation can create up to 100 files; online splitting supports up to 20. Use fewer ranges if you reach the output limit.
Does splitting also compress my PDF?
No. Splitting selects pages rather than reducing image quality. Shared fonts and other resources can appear in multiple parts, so output size is not guaranteed to fall in proportion to page count.
Will the page layout change?
Pages are copied without turning text into page images. Document-level bookmarks and digital signatures may not survive splitting. Unlock protected files and flatten interactive forms first.