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PDF Splitter (Advanced)

Split a PDF every N pages, by extracted pages, or after given pages, with single or ZIP download
PDF split 📂 Office 👤 ToolWorld 🏷️ v1.4.0
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Choose a PDF One file at a time, split locally
Drag a PDF here, or click to choose

Split mode Three ways to split

Results Page count of each part

Everything runs locally in your browser; the PDF is never uploaded.

How to Use

📖 About this tool


PDF Splitter cuts one PDF into several according to a rule you choose. It is what you need when a 60-page scan has three pages a supplier should see, when a bound contract needs separating into per-chapter files for archiving, or when a stack of scanned invoices has to be submitted three pages at a time. Three cutting modes cover practically every case - every N pages, extract only the pages you list, or cut right after given pages.

Everything happens locally, so files holding customer lists, salaries or contract values never travel to a server. Each part can be downloaded on its own or collected into a single ZIP.

✨ Features


  • Every N pages - enter 3 and a 10-page file becomes four parts (3/3/3/1).
  • Extract pages - accept notation like "1-3,5,8-10"; consecutive pages merge into one file.
  • Split after pages - enter "3,7" to cut after page three and after page seven.
  • Auto cleanup - duplicate and out-of-order page numbers are normalised.
  • Page count per part - the result list shows how many pages each file holds.
  • Single or batch download - grab one part or the whole ZIP.
  • Local processing - nothing is uploaded and it works offline.

🚀 How to use


  1. Click Choose file or drag a PDF onto the dashed area, or load the 10-page sample.
  2. Pick a split mode and fill in its parameter.
  3. Press Split; the result list shows every file and its page count.
  4. Download parts individually, or take everything with Download all as ZIP.

⚠️ Notes


  • Password-protected PDFs cannot be split.
  • Page numbers start at 1; anything beyond the last page is ignored.
  • Parts keep the original page content, with no re-layout.
  • Very large files (hundreds of megabytes) are limited by browser memory and may be slow.

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