Split a PDF into parts — free, nothing uploaded
Split it in two, by your own page ranges, or page by page.
- No upload
- Text stays text
- No watermark
- No sign-up
Split PDF
Choose a PDF to begin.
This PDF has a password
Enter the password to open it. The edited copy is saved with the same password.
Discard your changes?
Nothing added yet — pick a tool.
How do I split a PDF into two files?
Open the PDF above: the two halves are already filled in. To split somewhere else, choose the page to split after. Press A PDF for each part, then download each PDF — free, with no sign-up and no upload.
How to split a PDF in three steps
- Open the PDFUp to 100 MB. A password-protected PDF asks for its password.
- Choose the partsSplit after a page, or type them, e.g. 1-3, 4-6, where a comma starts a new part.
- Download each PDFDownload each PDF or all of them in a ZIP. All in one PDF takes some pages out as one file; A PDF for each page saves every page on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free? Are there limits?
It is free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit. A PDF can be up to 100 MB. One press splits a PDF into multiple files: up to 100 parts, or up to 100 pages as separate files, and up to 300 MB of new files at a time.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The PDF is opened and split in your browser, and the parts are saved from it; nothing is sent to a server. You can check this yourself — see Check that nothing is uploaded below. The file you opened is not changed.
Does the text stay text?
Yes. The pages are copied as they are, with nothing re-encoded, so text you can select in the PDF stays selectable in each part. A scanned page stays a picture: there is no text recognition here.
How do I extract some pages into one PDF?
Type the pages, for example 1-3, 5, and press All in one PDF. Those pages are saved as one new PDF, named by its pages; the other pages are not in that file.
Can every page be its own PDF?
Yes. Type the pages and press A PDF for each page: each page you listed becomes an individual PDF in a list, each with its own Download button — up to 100 pages at a time. Download all (ZIP) takes them together.
Can I split a PDF by file size?
No. Splitting is by pages, and a part can stay close to the size of the whole file when it shares a large font or picture with the other pages. To make a file smaller, use Compress PDF to a size (linked below) — its pages become pictures there.
Can I split a PDF into JPG images?
No. Each part is a PDF; this tool does not turn pages into images.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
Yes. A PDF with an open password opens once you type it, and each part keeps the same password. A PDF locked only against changes opens too, and its parts do not keep those restrictions. Files attached inside the PDF are not copied into the parts.
What happens to a digitally signed PDF?
Its parts are new files. A signature may still show on its page, but it is not valid in the parts. Where the signature will be checked, send the original PDF.
Can I edit the PDF before splitting it?
Yes. The PDF editor’s tools are on the same page: add text, a signature or a picture, or fill in the form, then split. Your edits on the chosen pages are included in the parts.