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Split a PDF File

Separate every page into its own file, or extract a specific page range from your document.

Drag a PDF file here or click to select

One file at a time
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Toopec's PDF split tool gives you two options: separate every page into its own file inside a ZIP archive, or extract only a specific range of pages, such as pages 1 through 3. Handy for pulling a section out of a long report or splitting a book into separate chapters.

How to Split a PDF File

  1. Upload the PDF file you want to split.
  2. Set the page range to extract, or choose to split each page into its own file.
  3. Click "Run Split".
  4. Download the result as a ZIP file containing the generated files.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract only specific pages instead of the whole file?

Yes, you can set a page range like 1 to 3 to extract just part of the original file.

How is the result delivered when splitting into multiple separate pages?

You get a ZIP archive containing each page as an independent PDF file, instead of having to download every page one by one.

Does the page numbering stay the same after splitting?

The content of each page stays exactly the same, but the page count of each resulting file is recalculated on its own based on the extracted range.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No, splitting happens entirely inside your browser.

Can I split the file into several different ranges in the same operation?

Currently you can extract one range at a time; for multiple ranges, repeat the process for each one.

Does the resulting file lose any formatting from the original?

No, each page keeps exactly its original content and formatting.

What size of files can be split?

There's no fixed limit, but very large files may take longer to process.