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Documents & PDFSplit PDF — split a PDF on your terms
Keep the chapter, send the summary, archive the appendix — split one PDF into separate files by page ranges, exactly as you decide.
Runs locally in your browser. Your PDF never uploads.
Half the document is usually meant for someone else: the appendix for you, the chapter for your study group, the form for the office. Split PDF cuts precisely along those lines — specify the page ranges, and each range becomes its own properly formed PDF with text and images intact.
The output behaves like a first-class document, because it is one: selectable text, working search, unharmed figures. That matters when the extracted chapter is going straight into the Reader or into revision notes — a split that rasterizes pages would quietly break all of that.
Everything happens on your device, which for a splitter is the entire point. The file you are dividing — contracts, medical records, unpublished drafts — is read into this tab, divided in memory, and handed back as downloads. No account, no upload, no trail.
Free and instant, like a good utility should be. Split today, and if the pieces need merging again later, the Merge tool is one tab over.
What you can do
The parts people actually reach for.
Split by page ranges
Cut exactly where you decide — chapters, sections, forms.
Text layer preserved
Extracted pages keep searchable, selectable text.
Figures arrive unharmed
Images keep their quality through the split.
One PDF becomes several
Each range turns into its own clean PDF.
Instant local download
The pieces are handed back immediately, on your device.
Private by default
No account, no upload — the file never leaves this tab.
How it works
Three steps, no detours.
Open the PDF
It loads locally — no upload at any point.
Set the ranges
Mark which pages become which documents.
Download the pieces
Each range arrives as its own well-formed PDF.
Questions, answered
The ones people ask first.
Can I split into more than two files?
Yes — define as many page ranges as you like; each becomes a separate PDF.
Does splitting affect quality?
No. Pages carry over exactly as they are, text and images included.
Is the file uploaded?
No. The split happens entirely in your browser.
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