Tap the page thumbnails to pick what to extract, into one PDF or one per range. Free, unlimited, and no file ever gets uploaded to a server.
100% private: everything runs on your computer, your files never leave your device.
Split PDF takes one document and gives you back the pages you choose, either as a single smaller PDF or as several files, one per range. You pick the pages on a grid of thumbnails or type ranges such as 1-3, 5-7, and OléPDF writes the new files in your browser by copying the original page objects. Nothing is rendered or recompressed, so the extracted pages look exactly like the source.
It covers the everyday cases: pulling the signed page out of a contract, sending a client only the chapter that concerns them, breaking a scanned bundle into one file per document, or turning a long report into a set of separate handouts. There is no account, no upload and no limit on pages or file size beyond the memory of your device.
Pages are copied as objects into a fresh document, which is what makes the operation lossless: text stays selectable, fonts and images keep their original resolution and vector graphics are untouched. Because the copy works page by page, elements that live at document level rather than on the pages do not travel.
The thumbnails are drawn by the PDF engine bundled with OléPDF and the new documents are written by a local PDF library, both running in the browser tab. The file is never uploaded, no page is sent anywhere and no third-party script is involved. The only thing the browser downloads is OléPDF's own code from its own domain.
That makes the tool suitable for the documents people most often need to cut up: contracts, bank statements, medical records or anything else you would not want on a stranger's server.
Yes. Splitting is free and unlimited, with no account, no watermark and no daily cap on the number of documents or pages.
You decide. Leave the ZIP option off to get a single PDF with the selected pages, or turn it on, or type ranges, to get one PDF per range inside a ZIP.
Ranges must be closed, like 4-4 for page 4, so that the tool never has to guess what a bare number means. Groups also have to stay within the page count and must not overlap.
No. Pages are copied as vector objects, not converted to images, so text, fonts and pictures are identical to the original.
No. The outline is not copied and form fields lose their interactivity. Flatten a completed form before splitting if its answers must stay visible.
Not directly. The tool refuses encrypted files. Open the document in Decrypt PDF, save an unlocked copy and split that one.