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Split PDF

Split a PDF into individual pages or page ranges

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How It Works

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Select Your File

Upload, drag & drop, or paste directly from clipboard.

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Configure Options

Set quality level and output format.

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Download Result

Processed entirely in your browser. Download instantly.

About Split PDF

Split any PDF into individual pages or custom page ranges with full privacy –no file is uploaded to a server. Specify a range such as "1-3, 5, 7-9" or choose to extract every page as a separate file. The split PDF pages are available as individual downloads or packaged as a ZIP. Built on PDF-lib running locally in your browser for client-side processing. Ideal for extracting specific chapters from a report, separating scanned pages, or sharing selected sections of a document without revealing the full contents. Preserves text, images, and formatting on each extracted page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I split by page ranges?

Yes. Enter ranges like "1-5, 8, 10-12" to produce multiple output PDFs each containing the specified pages.

Can I extract every page as a separate file?

Yes. Select "Extract all pages" to get one PDF per page, downloadable as a ZIP.

Is the split performed on my device?

Yes. PDF-lib processes the file locally in your browser inside your browser.

What is the difference between Split PDF and Extract Pages?

Split PDF divides the PDF into multiple separate files (e.g., every page becomes its own PDF, or specified ranges become separate files). Extract Pages lets you pick specific pages and save them as one new PDF.

Can I split by page ranges?

Yes. Specify custom ranges like "1-3, 4-6, 7-10" to split into documents of specific page groups.

How do I download all the split PDFs?

Individual pages download as separate PDF files. When splitting into many pages, a ZIP download option appears for convenience.

Privacy & Security

PDF splitting runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your documents are never uploaded.

FileCraft uses pdf-lib to read the source PDF and write new PDF files for each page range, preserving fonts, images, and metadata.

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