Free PDF splitter

Split a PDF.
Keep it private.

Separate every page, keep selected pages, or create PDFs from custom ranges. Your document stays on your device.

  • No upload
  • No signup
  • No watermark

Local means local.The tool has no file-upload endpoint.

Private browser tool

Split your PDF

No upload

Drop a PDF here

or choose one from your device

One file · Up to 200 MB · 2,000 pages

Three simple modes

Choose the result, not a technical setting.

Each mode copies the original pages into new files. Your source document remains unchanged.

01

Every page

Turn each page into its own PDF. You receive one ZIP so the browser only needs to download once.

02

Selected pages

Click page previews or type ranges such as 1-3,5. The chosen pages become one PDF.

03

Page ranges

Enter groups such as 1-3,5,8-10. Each group becomes a separate PDF inside one ZIP.

What stays intact

Pages are copied, not photographed.

Dismerge PDF preserves the page canvas, dimensions, rotation, and visual quality. It does not rasterize the document or intentionally recompress images.

Mixed page sizesPortrait, landscape, Letter, A4, and mixed documents.

Original file untouchedEvery result is a newly generated download.

Scanned pages supportedA multi-page scan splits like any other PDF.

Split PDF FAQ

Useful details, upfront.

What is the maximum PDF size?

The MVP accepts one PDF up to 200 MB and 2,000 pages. Splitting every page is capped at 500 output files to protect browser memory.

Can I change the order of selected pages?

Yes. In selected-pages mode, the order you type is retained. For example, 3,1-2 creates a PDF with page 3 followed by pages 1 and 2.

Why is a ZIP used?

Browsers handle a single intentional download more reliably than hundreds of simultaneous downloads. A single range or selected-page result downloads directly as a PDF.

Are bookmarks and digital signatures preserved?

Page-level content is copied, but document-level features can be omitted. Splitting a signed PDF generally invalidates its signature because the document changes.

Read the complete splitting guide