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Split PDF Online — Free, No Upload

Split any PDF into multiple files in your browser. Pick page ranges, split every N pages, or burst into one PDF per page. No upload, no watermark.

  • No uploads
  • Browser-only
  • Works offline
  • 100% free

Splitting a PDF is one of the most-searched PDF tasks online — extracting chapter 3 from a 200-page textbook, separating each exhibit from a legal bundle, breaking a large invoice export into one file per page for a filing system. SnapToolz' Split PDF tool runs three modes: by range (extract pages '1-3, 7, 10-12' as separate files), every-N (one new file per N pages — handy for splitting two-page invoices), and all (one PDF per page). The output is a clean ZIP containing every split file. The whole thing runs in your browser with pdf-lib, so the document never touches a server — important when you're splitting tax records, contracts, medical files or anything else that shouldn't go through a third-party converter.

How it works

  1. 1

    Drop your PDF

    Single PDF up to 200 MB. SnapToolz reads the page count and validates the file. Original on disk is never modified.

  2. 2

    Pick a split mode

    Range — '1-3, 5, 7-9' produces three output files. Every-N — split into chunks of N pages. All — one PDF per source page.

  3. 3

    Download as ZIP

    All split files are bundled into a ZIP archive named for the source. Filenames preserve page ranges so the order is obvious.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Is there a limit on how many splits I can produce?

    No artificial limit. Splitting a 1000-page PDF into 1000 individual files works fine — the ZIP just gets bigger. Practical limits are your device's memory for the temporary intermediate state.

  • What's the difference between Split and Extract?

    Split produces multiple output files (one per range, or one per page). Extract combines selected pages into a single new PDF. Pick Extract when you want one document containing only the chosen pages; pick Split when you need separate files.

  • Are page-level annotations and bookmarks preserved?

    Yes — annotations move with their page into the output file. Document-level bookmarks pointing to pages that ended up in a given split file are kept; bookmarks pointing to pages in other splits are dropped from that file.

  • Does this work for password-protected PDFs?

    PDFs with owner-only restrictions (limited printing/copying but open access) work fine. PDFs that require a user password to open need to be unlocked first — use the Unlock PDF tool or open them in a viewer that accepts the password.

  • Can I rearrange page order before splitting?

    For rearrange-then-split workflows, run the PDF through Organize PDF first to reorder pages, then bring the reorganised file here to split.

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