Split PDF
Get, split, remove, or reorder PDF pages. Get the first, last, or specific pages from a PDF. Split a PDF into two or more parts. Remove one or more pages. Change the page order.
What you can do
- Get the first, last, or specific pages from a PDF.
- Split a PDF into parts at the pages you choose.
- Remove a page or pages from a PDF.
- Change the page order in a PDF.
How this works
Each mode builds a new PDF from the pages you name. Pages are copied as they are, so text stays selectable and nothing is saved at a lower quality.
Keep pages and Change page order use the order you type, and accept first and last as page numbers. In Change page order, a page you leave out of the list is left out of the file.
Split into parts makes one file for each group between commas. Typing 1-3, 4-6 gives two files. Use Split every N pages to cut a long scan into equal chunks.
Limits
- One file at a time.
- Each file up to 20 MB.
Common Questions
Does this change my original PDF?
No. You download a new file. The PDF you chose stays where it was.
How do I download more than one file?
One PDF downloads as that file. Several files download together as a ZIP.
What if a page number is wrong?
The action stops and tells you what to fix. Nothing is downloaded.
Is there a size or page limit?
Yes. One PDF up to 20 MB and 50 pages. When the result is 20 files or fewer, you get a preview. More than that is a download only.
What if the PDF is password protected?
A Password field appears only after a locked PDF is added, and the page says the PDF is password protected. Enter the password that already opens it. This tool will not guess a password.
What if the password is wrong?
The run stops and nothing is downloaded. The message says that password is wrong. If the lock uses an encryption type this browser cannot open, the message says that too. This tool will not try other passwords.
Is the download still password protected?
No. The password is used only to open the PDF you added. The file you download opens without a password, and that password is not saved.
Is my PDF secure?
Yes. The file stays in this browser and is not uploaded. A password is used only to open a locked PDF, and it is not saved.