Is my PDF uploaded to a server?

No. The PDF is split entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your file never leaves your device, and the results are zipped locally.

How do custom ranges work?

Type comma-separated groups of pages. Each group becomes one PDF. For example, 1-3, 4-6, 7 produces three PDFs: pages 1 to 3, pages 4 to 6, and page 7 on its own.

How are the split files delivered?

All of the output PDFs are bundled into a single split.zip file that downloads at once, so you do not have to save each part separately.

Split PDF — Separate Pages into Multiple PDFs Free (No Upload)

Split PDF

Break one PDF into several — a file for every page, or grouped by the ranges you choose. It is free, instant and 100% in your browser, so your document is never uploaded and the results arrive as a tidy ZIP.

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Drop your PDF here

or click to browse — we will show how many pages it has

PDF only · nothing is uploaded

🔒 100% private — runs in your browser, never uploaded.

How to split a PDF

Add your PDF. Drag it onto the box or click to browse. The tool reads it on your device and shows the total page count.
Pick a split mode. Choose Each page as a separate PDF to explode every page into its own file, or Custom ranges to group pages your way.
Enter ranges (custom mode). Type comma-separated groups such as 1-3, 4-6, 7. Each group becomes one output PDF.
Split and download. Press Split & download ZIP. Every part is generated and bundled into split.zip, which downloads instantly.

The two split modes explained

Each page as a separate PDF is the simplest option: a 10-page document becomes ten one-page PDFs, named in order so they stay sorted. This is perfect when every page is a standalone item — invoices, certificates, tickets or scanned forms. Custom ranges gives you precise control. A range like5-7 keeps pages 5, 6 and 7 together in one file, while a lone number like 7 pulls a single page out on its own. You can mix the two freely — 1-3, 4-6, 7 yields three PDFs in a single run. Ranges may overlap or repeat pages if you want copies in more than one output; the tool simply builds each group exactly as written.

When splitting a PDF is handy

A scanned stack often holds several unrelated documents — split it so each receipt, contract or statement is its own file. Teachers can break a packet into per-student worksheets; an accountant can separate a bundle of invoices for filing. If you only need a chapter from a long report, pull it into its own PDF instead of sending the whole book. Because every result is a standard PDF, the parts open anywhere and print exactly as expected, and the ZIP keeps the download to a single click.

Is it private?

Yes. Unlike many online PDF splitters that upload your file to a server, this tool does all the workon your device using the self-hosted pdf-lib and JSZip libraries. Your PDF and every split file are never uploaded or stored — which matters for contracts, statements, medical records and other sensitive documents. Once the page has loaded it even works offline. Passwordless PDFs work best; an encrypted file may fail to open.

Frequently asked questions

Does it upload my PDF?

No — the file is split in your browser and zipped locally; nothing leaves your device.

How do I write the ranges?

Use comma-separated groups like 1-3, 4-6, 7. Each group becomes one PDF, dashes include both ends, and page numbers start at 1.

Why is the download a ZIP?

Splitting produces several PDFs, so they are bundled into one split.zip to save you downloading each file by hand.

What if I enter a page that does not exist?

The tool checks your ranges against the total page count and shows an error instead of producing a broken file.