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Also in German, Spanish or French, for example “PDF zusammenfügen”.

Split PDF

Turn one PDF into several files, individually or as a ZIP.

Drag and drop a PDF file hereChoose a PDF file from your device

One file up to 100 MB. The file stays on your device.

Processed on your device, no upload

Guide and details

How it works
  1. Choose a PDF.
  2. Check settings and pages.
  3. Create the PDF and download the checked result.
Features and controls

Choose separate pages, equal groups or custom ranges. Entering 1-3, 4-7 creates two files. Ranges may leave gaps but cannot repeat a page. The last equal group may be shorter. A maximum of 100 files and combined output up to 200 MB bound memory use. Download each file separately or all results as a checked ZIP.

Processing and limits

Your PDF stays entirely on your device. Scripts, automatic actions and attachments are sanitized. Every output is checked again for prohibited active content before download. Encrypted PDFs are rejected with an explanation. Editing removes digital signatures; they do not remain valid unchanged.

Up to 100 MB and 2,000 pages, or 50 MB on smaller devices. Previews are limited for large files. Browsers may reach their memory limits earlier. Page sizes and existing rotations are preserved. Rebuilding pages does not preserve form fields or bookmarks.

Frequently asked questions

How are the separate files split?

Choose separate pages, equal groups or custom ranges. Entering 1-3, 4-7 creates two files. Ranges may leave gaps but cannot repeat a page. The last equal group may be shorter. A maximum of 100 files and combined output up to 200 MB bound memory use. Download each file separately or all results as a checked ZIP.

Do my documents stay private?

Yes. Every step runs locally in your browser. Document contents are never uploaded.

Processing and limits?

Up to 100 MB and 2,000 pages, or 50 MB on smaller devices. Previews are limited for large files. Browsers may reach their memory limits earlier. Page sizes and existing rotations are preserved. Rebuilding pages does not preserve form fields or bookmarks.