Split a PDF by page ranges
Create a separate PDF for each comma-separated page or range. Use the physical page positions shown by your viewer, starting at 1; printed labels such as “iii” or “A-1” are not input values. Document contents are processed in your browser without upload.
How to split
- Add one PDF and check its page count in your viewer.
- Enter the ranges. For a six-page document,
1-2, 3-6requests a two-page PDF and a four-page PDF. - Click Process. One range downloads as a PDF; multiple ranges are bundled automatically into one ZIP.
- Extract the ZIP if needed, open every output PDF and check the first and last pages of each section.
Single pages and combined selections
Enter 3 for just page three. To create three individual PDFs from a three-page original, enter 1, 2, 3. There is no one-click “every page” mode, bookmark splitter or target-file-size option. If you want pages 1–2 and 5 together in one PDF, use Extract Pages with 1-2, 5 instead.
Before sharing
Keep the original and check that you selected the intended pages. Splitting copies page content rather than rasterizing it, but it is not a hidden-data sanitizer and may change document-wide features such as bookmarks or signatures. Large files can exceed browser memory. A range with fewer pages does not guarantee a particular megabyte size: image-heavy pages can still be large.