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Split PDF

Split a PDF into separate documents.

Pull individual pages out, separate sections by chapter, or break a huge document into smaller files — without uploading anything to a website.

Available on iOS and Android · Free to try

When splitting is the right move

Some PDFs are too long to be useful as one file. A 200-page lease that needs to be sent in 20-page chunks to fit attachment limits. A scanned book where you only need chapter three. A combined invoice export that needs to be split per client. Each case calls for a fast, accurate split.

Online tools handle this, with the usual privacy trade-offs. A native split is faster, doesn't upload your file, and lets you preview thumbnails before extracting. The output is a set of clean, separate PDFs you can name and share as needed.

Split however the document is structured

  • Page-by-page split

    Break a PDF into one file per page. Useful for archiving individual receipts.

  • Range split

    Define ranges (pages 1-5, 6-10, 11-end) and get a separate PDF per range.

  • Split by bookmarks

    If the PDF has bookmarks, the app can split at each top-level bookmark.

  • Preview before splitting

    See thumbnails of every page so you know exactly what's going into each output file.

How to split a PDF

  1. 1

    Open the PDF Editor app

    Tap the Split tile on the home screen.

  2. 2

    Pick the PDF

    Import from Files or your cloud drive.

  3. 3

    Choose split mode

    Pick page-by-page, custom ranges, or split by bookmarks.

  4. 4

    Tap Split and save

    The app produces a separate PDF for each output and offers to save them all to a folder.

Splitting on the go

When a customer asks for just the relevant pages of a longer document, splitting on your phone is faster than digging up the original on a laptop. Two taps and the right pages are ready to send.

Split PDFs in seconds.

Free on iOS and Android.

Frequently asked questions

  • Yes. Splitting copies pages without re-encoding. The output is byte-identical to the original at the page level.

Split PDFs in seconds.

Free on iOS and Android.