Split a PDF into pages
Choose a PDF and download each page as its own PDF inside a ZIP.
Start with a PDF
One PDF up to 25.0 MB and 150 pages. Every page becomes a separate PDF inside a ZIP archive.
How it works
How splitting works
- Choose one PDF file. Its page count and size are shown before processing.
- Select Split PDF. The tool copies each page into a new document.
- Download the ZIP archive. It contains one file per page, named
page-01.pdf,page-02.pdf, and so on.
Example
Example
Splitting a 3-page PDF creates page-01.pdf,page-02.pdf and page-03.pdf. Unzip the download to use or share an individual page.
Limits and output
- One PDF up to 25 MB and 150 pages. Splitting a 150-page file creates 150 small PDFs, so the browser needs room for both the input and the archive.
- Encrypted or password-protected PDFs are rejected; this tool does not bypass encryption. Damaged files are reported instead of guessed at.
- Page dimensions and existing page rotation are kept. Interactive form fields, document-level signatures, bookmarks and attachments should not be expected to work in the rebuilt pages, and signatures are not verified.
Privacy
The PDF is split in this tab and packaged locally. The file, its pages and the ZIP are not uploaded. Closing the page discards the working copy.
Common questions
Are my PDFs uploaded?
No. The selected file is processed locally in this browser tab. Only the downloaded ZIP leaves your device.
What exactly is in the ZIP?
One PDF for every page, named from the original filename and page number. Each file opens independently.
Why was my encrypted PDF rejected?
The tool does not guess passwords or bypass encryption. Remove the password in a PDF application first, then try the unlocked copy.