Flexible page ranges
Type ranges like 1-3, 5, 8-10 to create exactly the files you need, or split every page into its own PDF with one click.
Split PDF
Cut one PDF into separate documents by page ranges — right in your browser.
or drop a file here
Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Split PDF online — free and private
Split PDF divides a single PDF document into multiple smaller files. You can split by custom page ranges (for example 1–3, 4–10), or explode the document so every page becomes its own PDF. When your split produces more than one file, PDF10x packages them in a convenient ZIP download.
Everything runs locally in your browser. Your document is never transmitted over the internet, which makes this tool safe for contracts, bank statements, medical records and other sensitive paperwork.
Why use PDF10x to split pdf?
ZIP download for many files
Splitting into several documents? PDF10x bundles them into a single ZIP so you get everything in one download.
Original quality preserved
Pages are copied, not re-rendered. Fonts, images, links and layout in each output file match the source exactly.
How to split pdf online
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Select or drop the PDF you want to split.
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Choose “Split by ranges” and type ranges like 1-3, 4-8 — or choose “Extract all pages” for one PDF per page.
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Click “Split PDF” to generate the output files in your browser.
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Download a single PDF, or a ZIP archive when the split produces multiple files.
Frequently asked questions
How do I write page ranges?
Separate ranges with commas. Use a dash for spans and single numbers for individual pages. For example, “1-3, 5, 9-12” produces three files: pages 1 to 3, page 5, and pages 9 to 12.
Can I split every page into its own file?
Yes. Choose the “Extract all pages” mode and every page of the document becomes a separate PDF, delivered together in one ZIP file.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The split happens entirely on your device using in-browser processing. Your document never leaves your computer.
Does splitting work on large PDFs?
Yes. Because there is no upload, large files are actually faster here than on server-based tools — no waiting for a 100 MB upload to finish.