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Split PDF

Extract pages, define ranges, or split every N pages — browser-side, no upload

Drop a PDF here

or click to browse — single file

Why split a PDF file?

Extract Specific Pages

Pull out only the pages you need — a single invoice from a statement, one chapter from a book, or key slides from a deck.

Reduce File Size

Large PDFs split into smaller parts are easier to email, share via cloud, and store — staying under attachment limits.

Share Selectively

Split before sharing to avoid exposing confidential pages — send only the relevant portion to each recipient.

How it works

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Upload PDF

Drop your PDF — the page count is detected automatically.

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Choose Mode

Select Ranges (custom page ranges), Pages (pick individual pages), or Fixed (every N pages).

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Configure

Define your ranges, select pages, or set the fixed interval. A visual page grid shows your selection.

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Download

Split and download each output file individually or use Download All.

Who uses this tool?

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Business

Extract individual invoices or reports from bundled monthly statements.

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Students

Extract specific chapters or sections to share with study groups.

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Legal

Isolate specific exhibits or clauses from large contract PDFs.

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HR & Admin

Split bulk form submissions or multi-employee documents into individual files.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Range mode?

Range mode lets you define one or more page ranges (e.g., 1–5, 10–15). Each range becomes a separate output PDF.

What is Pages mode?

Pages mode lets you select individual page numbers. All selected pages are extracted into a single output PDF.

What is Fixed mode?

Fixed mode splits the PDF every N pages. A 12-page PDF split every 3 pages produces 4 output files.

Are encrypted PDFs supported?

We load PDFs with ignoreEncryption mode — non-password-protected encrypted PDFs are usually readable. Password-protected PDFs may not split correctly.

About this tool

VisualDocs's PDF splitter uses pdf-lib to extract pages into new documents with three flexible modes — Ranges, Pages, and Fixed intervals. All processing is in-browser.

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