Split PDF Online

Need specific pages from a large PDF? Upload your file, select the pages or ranges you want, and download them as separate PDF files — all locally in your browser.

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100% browser-based — files never leave your device

Split a PDF into separate files by page range or one page at a time. Everything runs locally in your browser — no upload required.

How to use Split PDF

Step 1

Upload a PDF file from your device

Step 2

Enter page ranges or choose to split every page

Step 3

Download the resulting PDF files individually or as a ZIP

Features

Browser-based splitting keeps your documents private

Supports custom page ranges like 1-3, 5, 7-10

Maximum file size is 50 MB

Pull page ranges into separate files

Complete Guide to Splitting PDF Files

What this tool does

PDF splitting divides a multi-page PDF document into smaller, separate files. Pull specific chapters from a long report, separate signature pages from a contract, break a large manual into per-chapter files, or extract particular pages from a scan. Splitting happens locally in your browser using pdf-lib — your file is never uploaded to any external server, which matters most for legal documents, financial reports, or personal records containing sensitive information.

How to use it

  1. Upload your PDFThe tool displays the file's total page count.
  2. Choose your split modeCustom ranges (like 1-3, 5, 8-10) or every page as its own file.
  3. Enter page rangesEach range produces its own separate PDF file.
  4. Click the split buttonThe browser processes everything locally, usually in just a few seconds.
  5. Download individually or as ZIPMultiple output files are bundled automatically for download.

Specs & limits

Input
PDF ≤50 MB
Split modes
Custom ranges / every page
Range syntax
1-3, 5, 8-10
Processing
In your browser
Sign-in
Not needed
Encrypted files
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Output files keep all content, dimensions, and orientation from the original pages. Non-consecutive pages are fully supported. Browser-side processing is fast for most documents, though very large files with more than 500 pages may take longer depending on your browser's available memory.

Tips for best results

  • Enter all ranges at onceEasier than running the tool multiple times.
  • Double-check your page numbersPDF and printed page numbers often differ when the document has a cover page.
  • Remove pages by keeping the restSplit into the sections you want to keep, then recombine with the Merge PDF tool.
  • Verify legal documents one by oneConfirm the page content of every output file is correct.
  • Note your recurring rangesRepeat jobs like monthly reports can reuse the same specification.

Why Tosea.ai

Desktop software

Requires installation; multi-range extraction often costs extra.

Other online tools

Add watermarks to output, or restrict multi-range extraction.

Tosea.ai split

Local processing, flexible range syntax, ZIP bundling.

Combined with the Merge and Watermark tools on the same platform, you get a complete PDF processing workflow without installing any software or creating any accounts. Sensitive documents like contracts, medical records, and financial statements never touch an external server at any point.

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FAQ

Split PDF FAQ

These answers explain what the tool does, what files it supports, and where the current limits are.

Does this work with password-protected PDFs?
No. The current version requires unprotected PDF files.
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
Yes. Enter ranges like "1-3, 5, 8-10" to extract exactly the pages you need.
Is there a page limit?
The browser handles most PDFs well. Very large files (500+ pages) may take longer.
Can I split a PDF into equal-sized chunks?
Yes. Enter evenly spaced page ranges like "1-10, 11-20, 21-30" to split a document into equal chunks. The tool supports any combination of ranges and individual page numbers.
Does splitting preserve bookmarks?
Bookmarks from the original PDF are not carried over to the split output files. The split pages retain all visual content, text, and images but document-level metadata like bookmarks may be lost.