Split PDF Files

Extract specific pages or split PDF documents into multiple files with precision. All processing happens locally in your browser.

Split PDF Tool

Select PDF file to split (max 50MB):

Drag & drop PDF file

or click to browse (Supports PDF files only)

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Split Method:

Page Range

Extract specific pages

Every N Pages

Split into equal parts

Odd/Even Pages

Separate odd and even

From Page:

To Page:

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Your PDF has been successfully split. Click the button below to download your files.

Complete Guide to PDF Splitting

Our PDF split tool is designed for professionals who need to extract specific pages or divide large documents into manageable sections. Unlike traditional online services that upload your files to remote servers, Quick Split processes everything locally in your browser using advanced WebAssembly technology.

How PDF Splitting Works

Client-Side Processing: The PDF file is loaded directly into your browser's memory. No data is transmitted over the internet.
Multiple Split Methods: Choose from three splitting methods: extract specific page ranges, split every N pages, or separate odd and even pages.
Format Preservation: We maintain original formatting, fonts, images, and layout integrity during the split process.
Security Assurance: Since files never leave your device, confidential documents remain completely private.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a file size limit for splitting PDFs?

Yes, each PDF file must be under 50MB. This limit ensures smooth processing in your browser without consuming excessive memory. For larger files, we recommend compressing them first using our PDF compression tool.

Can I split multiple PDFs at once?

Our split tool currently processes one PDF at a time to ensure maximum performance and reliability. For batch processing multiple PDFs, you can use our PDF merge tool after splitting individual files.

Are my files secure during the split process?

Absolutely. All processing occurs locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your files never leave your computer, aren't uploaded to any server, and are automatically cleared from memory once the split is complete.

What happens if I split a password-protected PDF?

Our tool currently supports splitting of unprotected PDFs only. For password-protected PDFs, you'll need to remove the password first using a dedicated tool, then split the document.