PDF Splitter – Split PDF Into Pages

Split a PDF into one file per page. Download all pages as a ZIP. Max 20MB per PDF. No sign-up required.

How it works

  1. Upload one PDF file (max 20MB).

  2. Click split. We create one PDF per page.

  3. Download the ZIP containing all pages. Your file is not stored.

How PDF Split works

Upload one PDF (max 20MB) and click split. We create one PDF per page on our servers and pack them into a single ZIP file. Download the ZIP to get individual page files; your original PDF is not stored and is deleted after processing. Page order and quality are preserved so you can extract, reorder, or reuse pages elsewhere.

When should you use PDF Split?

  • When you need to extract or reuse individual pages from a multi-page PDF
  • When you want to send or edit only certain pages
  • When consolidating pages from different sources into new documents
  • When preparing single-page PDFs for archiving or forms
  • When you need a ZIP of one-file-per-page for workflows or templates

Supported formats

Input formats: PDF only. Single file, max 20MB.
Output formats: ZIP containing one PDF per page. Filenames follow page order (e.g. page_1.pdf, page_2.pdf).

Common problems & fixes

  • Split fails or times out: Ensure the PDF is under 20MB and not password-protected. Try a smaller file or reduce pages.
  • ZIP won’t open or is empty: Re-download the ZIP and use a supported unzip tool. Ensure the original PDF had at least one page.
  • Wrong number of pages: Some PDFs use non-linear page trees. We output one file per page as reported by the PDF; check the source PDF in a reader.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get individual pages?

After splitting, you get a ZIP file. Unzip it to access one PDF per page.

What is the max file size?

The input PDF can be up to 20MB for fast and reliable processing.

Is my file stored?

No. Files are deleted automatically after processing.

Does this work on mobile?

Yes. The splitter is fully responsive and works in mobile browsers.

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