Separate the chapters of a book or report
Produce one file per chapter to share or review them separately.
Separate a PDF into multiple documents by placing splits between the page thumbnails, then download each resulting file directly from your browser.
Your files are processed locally in your browser and are never sent to our servers.
Click a page to add or remove a split after this page. Each group will be downloaded as a separate PDF.
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Recommended size: up to 100 MB
Splitting a PDF separates one document into several consecutive files: one chapter per file, each invoice of a scanned batch on its own, or a long file in sections to send separately. Instead of typing page ranges, you place splits directly between the thumbnails. Each part is downloaded as an independent PDF, and the whole job runs in your browser.
Click a page to place a split right after it; click again to remove it. The pages between two splits form a group, and a counter shows the number of splits. Split after every page produces one file per page, and Clear splits starts over.
When you run it, each group is copied into its own PDF in document order: pages are neither recompressed nor turned into images. With n splits you get n + 1 files, downloaded one after another and numbered in order.
The parts always cover the whole document, with no gaps or overlaps. To keep only one part, use Extract PDF pages instead; to cut every N pages or below a maximum size, Split a PDF by size or page count works out the splits for you.
Thumbnails of every page appear in document order.
Click the last page of each part: a split appears after it. Click again to remove it.
Each group is saved as a separate PDF. Allow multiple downloads if your browser asks.
Produce one file per chapter to share or review them separately.
Cut a batch scanned in one go into as many documents as there are invoices.
Send a large file in several coherent parts rather than as a single file that gets rejected.
Two splits give three files which, put end to end, rebuild exactly the 10 original pages.
Input
guide.pdf with 10 pages, splits placed after pages 3 and 7Result
Three PDFs: pages 1–3, pages 4–7 and pages 8–10One more than the number of splits: n splits give n + 1 PDFs. With no split at all, the split button stays inactive.
Yes. Split after every page places a split after every page except the last.
No, splitting distributes the whole document. Remove unwanted pages first with Remove PDF pages, or extract only the part you need.
No. Each page is copied as it is into its part: text stays selectable and images are not recompressed.
Many browsers ask for permission before several downloads in a row. Accept the prompt or allow the site, then split again.
No. Thumbnails, splits and output files are handled in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
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