Free online PDF splitter — extract pages or split into multiple files
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Enter page ranges separated by commas. Each range creates a separate PDF file.
Examples: "1-3" (pages 1 to 3), "1,3,5" (individual pages as separate files), "1-3,5-7" (two separate files)
Toolur PDF Splitter lets you extract specific pages from a PDF or split a document into multiple files quickly and easily. Whether you need to pull out a single page, extract a chapter, or divide a large document into smaller parts, our tool handles it in seconds.
Splitting PDFs online is simple with our free tool.
Upload your PDF file Click the upload button or drag and drop your PDF document.
Enter page ranges Specify which pages you want to extract using page ranges. Each comma-separated range creates a separate PDF file.
Click Split PDF The tool will process your document and generate the split files.
Download your files Download each split PDF individually.
Our splitter supports flexible page range formats:
| Format | Example | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Single page | 5 | Extracts page 5 |
| Page range | 1-5 | Extracts pages 1 through 5 |
| Multiple ranges | 1-3,5-7 | Creates two files: pages 1-3 and pages 5-7 |
| Mixed | 1,3,5-10 | Creates three files: page 1, page 3, and pages 5-10 |
Free PDF splitting with no watermarks or registration
Split by page ranges, individual pages, or predefined patterns
Secure processing - files are automatically deleted after splitting
Works directly in your browser - no software installation needed
Upload your PDF, then enter the page ranges you want to extract. For example, enter "1,2,3" to get each page as a separate PDF, or "1-5" to extract pages 1 through 5 as one file.
You can use single pages (e.g. "5"), ranges (e.g. "1-10"), or combinations separated by commas (e.g. "1-3,5,7-10"). Each comma-separated segment creates a separate PDF file.
Yes, our PDF splitter is completely free to use with no watermarks or registration required. Premium features are available for users who need extra processing power.
No. Splitting extracts pages without re-encoding or compressing them. The extracted pages maintain the exact same quality as the original document.