Split PDF Files

Split one PDF into multiple documents by ranges, selected pages, fixed intervals, single pages, or target file size while automatically choosing the safest processing path.

Smart hybrid browser + server processing Thumbnail preview with page extraction ZIP delivery with automatic cleanup for server jobs

Upload PDF File to Split

Drag & Drop Your PDF

or click to browse your files

Import from cloud storage:

Maximum file size: 100MB

Note: small/simple splits stay in your browser; larger or advanced jobs are securely processed on our servers and deleted after download

PDF Successfully Split!

Your split files are ready to download.

Original Pages
0
Output Files
0
Delivery
Single PDF
Processing
Server
Archive Size
0 B
Pages Included
0
Split by page ranges

How to Split a PDF File

Break one PDF into precise outputs in three simple steps

1

Upload Your PDF

Select a PDF file from your device. Small jobs stay in-browser automatically.

2

Choose a Split Strategy

Use page ranges, page extraction, fixed intervals, single pages, or target file size.

3

Download the Result

Get a direct PDF or ZIP archive depending on the number of output files created.

Why Use Our Split PDF Tool

Built for production workflows, not just simple demos

Hybrid Performance

Small and straightforward jobs run locally to avoid uploads, while heavier jobs automatically switch to backend processing.

Preview Before Splitting

Inspect thumbnails, page counts, and selected outputs before committing to a split strategy.

Safer for Large PDFs

Automatic routing prevents heavy documents from freezing the browser or exhausting client memory.

Clean Deliverables

Download a single ZIP archive for multi-file results, with backend artifacts automatically scheduled for deletion after download.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about splitting PDF files

When does the split run in the browser versus on the server?

Can I extract only a few pages from a large PDF?

How accurate is split by file size?

Are server-processed split files retained permanently?