Free PDF Splitter Online – Split PDF Pages

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Split PDF Files Online

Split a PDF into separate one-page files and download them together in a ZIP. Your PDF is processed in your browser.

Choose a PDF to split

Drag and drop one PDF here, or select it from your device.

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Split optionsChoose how to split your PDF
Note: The tool creates new PDF files from your selected document. Very large PDFs may take longer or require more available browser memory.

Free PDF Splitter Online

Use this free PDF Splitter to separate a PDF into individual page files or extract a selected group of pages into a new PDF. The processing happens in your browser, and the files you select are not uploaded to the ToolsBoxly server by this page.

How to Split a PDF

  • Select a PDF from your device or drag it into the upload area.
  • Choose “Every page separately” to create individual PDF files in a ZIP, or select “Extract a page range”.
  • For page ranges, enter page numbers such as 1-3, 5, 8-10.
  • Click the split button and wait for your download to begin.
  • Open the downloaded files to check the pages before sharing them.

Why Split a PDF?

Splitting a PDF is useful when you need to share only a few pages from a report, separate scanned documents, save individual chapters, or divide a long document into smaller files. Always check the output before sending it to someone else.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract only specific pages?

Yes. Choose “Extract a page range” and enter page numbers or ranges separated by commas, for example 1-3, 5, 8-10.

Will every page become a separate PDF?

Yes. Select “Every page separately” to create one PDF per page. The individual files are packaged into a ZIP download.

Are my PDF files uploaded?

The split process runs locally in your browser. The page loads PDF and ZIP libraries from third-party CDNs, but the selected PDF itself is processed by the browser code.

Why might splitting fail?

A damaged, encrypted, or unsupported PDF may fail to open. Large files may also require more memory. Try opening the file in a PDF reader or selecting a smaller PDF.

Want to combine PDFs instead? Use our PDF Merger. You can also create a PDF from pictures with our Image to PDF Converter.