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Split a PDF into several files
Cut a long PDF into parts: by page ranges like 1–3, 4–8, 9–, every few pages, or with scissors between the pages you choose. The parts download together in one ZIP.
Drop a PDF here
- Ranges or every N pages
- Cut between thumbnails
- One ZIP with every part
How it works
How to split a PDF
Open the PDF
Drop the document here or choose it. The editor opens it with the split settings ready.
Choose where to cut
Type page ranges, set a number of pages per file, or click the scissors between two thumbnails.
Download the parts
Each part becomes its own PDF, and all of them come in one ZIP. Splitting needs a free account.
What you get
Split the way you need
Page ranges
Write them as you would say them: “1–3, 4–8, 9–” makes three files, the last one to the end.
Every N pages
Turn a stack of scanned forms into one file per form in one step.
Scissors on thumbnails
See the pages and click between the ones that should part.
Or keep one part
Select pages and make a new document of them; the original stays as it was.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Does splitting change my original PDF?
No. The parts are new files; the document in the editor stays whole.
How many pages can the PDF have?
Up to 300 pages and 50 MB.
Can I take just a few pages out?
Yes: select them in the Pages tool and make a new document of them.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a free one: the parts are downloads, and downloads are only for the file’s owner.