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Pull selected pages out of a PDF, break a document into one-page files, or split it into fixed-size chunks. Three split modes cover every case: extract a custom page range (like 1-3, 7, 12-15), split every N pages into separate documents, or export every page as its own file.
Everything happens locally in your browser. Your PDF is read with WebAssembly and the extracted pages are assembled into new files on your device — nothing is uploaded, so confidential documents such as contracts, transcripts, or medical records stay private. There is no watermark and no registration.
Choose the range mode and enter the pages you want, separated by commas. You can mix single pages and ranges — for example "2, 5-7, 10" extracts page 2, pages 5 through 7, and page 10 into a new PDF.
Yes. Use the "every N pages" mode to cut a 100-page document into chunks of any size, or the "all pages" mode to get one single-page PDF per page.
No. Page extraction runs entirely on your device inside the browser. Nothing is transmitted to any server, and the tool keeps working even if you go offline after loading the page.
Pages are copied losslessly into the new files. Text, fonts, and images are preserved exactly as they were in the source document.
No artificial limit. Because processing is local, the practical ceiling is your device's available memory — most laptops handle very large PDFs without issue.
PureKit · pdf-split · Free online tool — files processed locally in your browser, no upload.