✂️ Split PDF

Split a PDF into separate, single-page files.

✂️ Split PDF

Split a PDF into separate, single-page files.

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What is the Split PDF tool?

Sometimes you only need one page out of a much bigger file — a single signed page from a 40-page contract, one chart from a report, or an ID page from a scanned booklet. This tool breaks a multi-page PDF, up to 50MB, apart into individual single-page files delivered in a ZIP, so you can grab exactly the page you need instead of forwarding, printing, or scanning the whole document again just for one section.

How to Use It

Upload your PDF, up to 50MB, and click Split PDF. The tool separates every page of the original into its own single-page PDF file and packages them into a ZIP for download. Extract the ZIP and keep only the pages you actually need, discarding the rest without touching the original file or its page order.

When to Use It

Use it to pull the signature page out of a signed agreement to send separately, extract one page from a scanned form to re-upload elsewhere, or break a large scanned booklet into individual pages before running each one through another tool like Rotate PDF or PDF to JPG for further editing.

Who Benefits

Legal assistants extracting signature pages, students pulling single chapters from scanned textbooks, and office workers who need to isolate one page from a larger file will get individual pages instantly rather than screenshotting, re-printing, or manually cropping the whole document down page by page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This tool splits the whole document into individual single-page files delivered as a ZIP. If you need a specific range back in one document, use Merge PDFs to combine just the pages you want.
No. Each resulting page keeps its original content and resolution exactly as it was in the source file — splitting doesn't recompress or alter anything.
Split the file, delete the single-page PDFs you don't need from the downloaded ZIP, and use Merge PDFs on the remaining ones if you want them back in one document.