Split a PDF by page range, individual pages, or exact file size
Most split tools only cut a PDF into equal chunks. This one does three different jobs, so the way you split depends on what you actually need — not on how the tool happens to work.
Split by custom page ranges
Set your own ranges, or split every file down to a fixed number of pages — whichever fits the document you're working with.
Extract individual pages
Pull out every page, or just the ones you pick, each as its own file or combined into one — your choice.
Split by exact file size
Fill each output up to a byte budget you set. That limit is exact, not estimated: each candidate file is actually serialised and measured before being accepted, because fonts and images shared across pages mean a PDF's size is never simply pages multiplied by an average.
Oversized pages are never cut or dropped
A page too large for your size budget on its own is returned whole and flagged, or compressed down to fit if you allow it — never silently dropped or cut in half to force a fit.
What you get
- Works on password-protected PDFs the same as any other file
- A ZIP when there's more than one output, or a single PDF when there's one
- Free, with nothing stored for longer than an hour
What's next?
Need the opposite — combine files instead of splitting them? Merge PDF keeps your chosen order and adds bookmarks automatically. To drop specific pages instead of extracting them, Remove PDF Pages is the more direct tool, and Compress PDF can shrink each split file further.