PDF Splitter | Extract Pages Locally, No Uploads

Extract selected pages from a PDF or split every page into separate files. Processing runs locally in your browser with no upload.

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Drop a PDF file here

The PDF is split locally in your browser with no server upload.

Split Mode

Select one PDF file to begin.

The PDF is processed only in this browser and is not uploaded.

Split Results

Download items will appear here after splitting.

How to Use

  1. Click "Select PDF File" or drop a PDF into the upload area.
  2. If you do not have a test file, click "Load Sample PDF" to generate a 4-page sample locally.
  3. Enter a range like 1-3, 5, or switch to "Split every page".
  4. Click "Split PDF" and the result is generated locally.
  5. Use the download buttons to save the split PDF files.

Core Features

  • No PDF upload: File bytes are read and rebuilt in browser memory, which is safer for contracts, resumes, reports, and invoices.
  • Extract custom page ranges: Enter ranges like 1-3, 5 to create a new PDF from selected pages.
  • Split every page: Switch modes to create a separate download item for each page.
  • No cloud file quota: EasyTools does not enforce server-side upload limits; practical limits depend on your device and browser memory.
  • Sample PDF included: Try the workflow with a locally generated 4-page sample before using sensitive files.

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Calculation Logic

The tool uses pdf-lib in the browser to load PDF bytes and copy selected pages into new PDF documents. The range input is parsed into page indexes before the PDF engine copies pages.

Because there is no upload step, privacy risk and network waiting time are lower. For PDFs with hundreds of pages or unusual structures, speed and stability depend on browser memory.

FAQ

Is my PDF uploaded when I split it?

No. Reading, splitting, and download URL creation happen locally in your browser.

How do I extract one page?

Enter the page number, such as 5, then click "Split PDF".

Can I split every page into separate PDFs?

Yes. Switch to "Split every page" mode and the tool creates one download item per page.

Is there a file size limit?

There is no server upload quota, but your browser still depends on device memory, page count, and PDF structure. Use a desktop browser for very large PDFs.

Does this version support visual thumbnail selection?

This version focuses on range input and split-every-page mode to avoid thumbnail rendering slowdowns on large PDFs.