Sometimes you only need one page of a 200-page report. Sometimes you need to split a giant scan into individual chapters. Sometimes you need to email just the cover letter of a contract. In every case, the answer is the same: split or extract pages from your PDF — for free, in seconds, in your browser.
Split a PDF in 4 steps
- Open the Split PDF tool.
- Drop your PDF onto the upload area.
- Pick how to split — every page, every N pages, or specific page ranges.
- Download the resulting PDFs as a single zip.
Extract specific pages
If you only need a handful of pages out of a larger document, the Extract PDF Pages tool is the cleaner choice. Pick the exact pages you want (e.g. "1, 3, 5-7") and download a single new PDF containing only those pages.
Common reasons to split a PDF
- Email a single chapter of an ebook to a friend.
- Send only the signature page of a contract for countersignature.
- Break a giant scan into one file per invoice for bookkeeping.
- Shrink the file below an email attachment limit.
Need the opposite?
If you actually want to combine PDFs rather than split them, use Merge PDF — drop in as many files as you want and reorder them with drag-and-drop.
Tools used in this guide
Every tool referenced above — free, unlimited, no signup.