PDF Splitter Help Center
Easily split your PDF files in three simple steps. Our tool is completely free—feel free to share and bookmark it.
Upload Your PDF File
On the main tool page, you can upload your file in two ways:
- Click the button: Click the "Select a PDF file" button to choose a file from your device.
- Drag and drop: Simply drag your PDF file from your desktop or a folder and drop it into the designated area on the webpage.
Specify Page Ranges
Once the file is uploaded, enter the exact pages you need in the "Enter page ranges to extract" input box.
Format Examples:
- To extract page 5:
5 - To extract pages 3 through 7:
3-7 - To extract pages 2, 8, and 11:
2, 8, 11 - For a combination:
1, 4-6, 10(extracts page 1, pages 4-6, and page 10)
Split and Download
After entering the page ranges, click the "Split PDF" button. Once processed, click "Download Split PDF" to save your new file.
To process another file, click the "Split Again" button to return to the initial screen.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is this tool free to use?
Yes, our online PDF Splitter is completely free, with no hidden costs or usage limits.
Are my files secure? Are they uploaded to a server?
Your files are completely secure. All PDF processing is done directly in your local browser using JavaScript. Your files are never uploaded to any server. We cannot access your data, ensuring your privacy is protected.
Are there any limits on file size or page count?
Theoretically, there are no strict limits. However, since processing happens locally, very large files (e.g., over 100MB or thousands of pages) may consume significant computer memory and CPU, which could slow down the process or cause your browser to become unresponsive. For the best experience, we recommend working with standard-sized files.
Why can't I upload or process my PDF file?
This could be due to several reasons:
1. The file is corrupted.
2. The file is password-protected with editing restrictions. Our tool does not currently support decrypting or processing encrypted files with editing limitations.
3. Your browser is outdated or has JavaScript disabled.
Still have questions?
If you still have questions after reading this guide, or if you have any suggestions, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for using our tool!