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Extract pages or split a PDF into separate files — right in your browser. No server, no upload, no watermark.

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⚙️ Split Settings

Each page of the PDF will be saved as a separate PDF file. Download individually or as a ZIP.

Each range becomes a separate PDF. Use a single number for one page.
These pages will be combined into one single output PDF.
FAQ

Common Questions

Is my PDF uploaded to a server? +
No. All splitting is done using pdf-lib, a JavaScript library running entirely in your browser. Your file never leaves your device.
What is the difference between the split modes? +
"Every Page" creates one PDF per page. "Page Ranges" lets you group pages into custom chunks (e.g. 1-3, 4-6). "Extract Pages" pulls specific pages into one single output PDF.
Will fonts and images be preserved? +
Yes. pdf-lib copies pages exactly as-is, preserving all fonts, images, and formatting from the original PDF.
How do I split a large PDF quickly? +
Use "Every Page" to split automatically, then download all at once as a ZIP file. This is the fastest way to break up a multi-page document.

How to Split a PDF Online

Splitting a PDF with PDFSnip is quick and flexible. Upload your PDF, choose how to split it — by page ranges, every N pages, or extract individual pages — and download your files instantly. Split a 100-page document into individual pages or extract just a few pages from a large file.

Why Split a PDF?

Large PDFs are often difficult to work with. You may need to share just a few pages of a long report, or separate a combined document into individual sections. Splitting is also useful when an email attachment is too large. Students extract chapters from textbooks; businesses separate invoices from scanned batches.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract just one page?

Yes. Select any individual page or combination of pages to extract as a separate PDF.

Can I split into individual pages?

Yes. Each page becomes its own PDF, downloadable as a ZIP archive.

Is it free?

Completely free. No account, no watermark, no limits.