Home/PDF Tools/PDF Splitter
PDF Splitter

PDF Splitter

Split a PDF into separate pages or ranges. Free, private and instant — right in your browser.

Drop PDF files here

or click to browse your device

PDF files supported

🔒100% private & secure. Files are processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.

100% free No sign-up Files stay private Works on any device

Quick answer: To split pdf, upload your file to the tool above, choose your settings and click “Split PDF”. Everything runs privately in your browser and your download is ready in seconds.

How to split pdf

  1. Upload your PDF. Drag your PDF into the box above or click to browse.
  2. Set your options. Choose how you want to split your document.
  3. Click “Split PDF”. The task runs instantly in your browser.
  4. Download the result. Save the finished PDF to your device — nothing is uploaded.

Key facts

About the PDF Splitter

The PDF Splitter is part of the PDFForge toolkit — a free suite of PDF utilities that run entirely in your browser. Split a PDF into separate pages or ranges. Because there are no uploads, your documents stay completely private and the tool works even on slow connections.

How PDFForge compares

FeaturePDFForgeAdobe AcrobatSmallpdfiLovePDF
PriceFree, unlimitedFrom $12.99/moFree w/ limitsFree w/ limits
Files stay on your deviceYesNoNoNo
No upload requiredYesNoNoNo
Sign-up neededNoYesFor some toolsFor some tools
Daily task limitNonePlan-based2/day freeLimited free
Works offline (PWA)YesNoNoNo

PDF Splitter FAQs

How do I split pdf for free?

Use the tool above: upload your PDF, choose your settings and download the result. It is completely free with no sign-up or watermark.

Is the PDF Splitter tool safe?

Yes. Your PDF is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded, so your data stays private.

Do I need an account or software?

No. The PDF Splitter works in any modern browser with no installation or registration.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes, the PDF Splitter works on iPhone, iPad and Android as well as desktop.

Is there a limit on how many PDFs I can process?

No. You can split pdf as many files as you like, free of charge.

More PDF tools