Split a PDF three ways: one page per file, blocks of a fixed number of pages, or the specific ranges you name.
The result is one file per piece, and when there is more than one they can be downloaded together in a ZIP with the names already numbered.
How to use it
- Add the PDF.
- Choose how to split it and, where relevant, type the ranges.
- Process and download the pieces.
Frequently asked questions
- How are ranges written?
- Comma separated, with a hyphen for intervals: “1-3, 7, 10-12” produces three files. Each comma-separated group becomes one output document.
- Can ranges overlap?
- Yes. Nothing stops you asking for “1-5, 3-8”; page 3 will appear in both files.
- What if I ask for a page that does not exist?
- Ranges are clipped to the last page of the document. If it has 10 and you ask for “8-50”, you get 8 to 10.
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