Our new Split PDF tool pulls pages out of a PDF into their own files, entirely in your browser — nothing you upload is ever sent to a server. It covers the two ways people actually need to split a document:
- Split into individual pages — one click turns an N-page PDF into N separate single-page PDFs, each with its own download link.
- Custom page ranges — type something like
1-3, 5, 7-9and get one PDF per comma-separated entry: pages 1 through 3 together, page 5 alone, and pages 7 through 9 together. - Real validation, not a crash — every range is checked against the PDF’s actual page count before anything is extracted. A typo like a range that starts after it ends, or a page number past the last page, shows a clear error message instead of a broken download.
- No quality loss — this tool copies each page’s real content (vector graphics, text, embedded images) into the new file with pdf-lib; it doesn’t rasterize pages into flat images, so nothing is re-compressed and text stays selectable.
- Private by default — the whole thing runs in plain JavaScript in your own browser tab; your PDF is never uploaded, stored, or logged anywhere.
Pull a signature page out of a contract, extract a chapter from a report, or break a scanned batch back into its original documents — all without installing anything or trusting a third-party server with your files.