Split PDF into Individual Pages Online
Mode pre-set to split every page into a separate file — no page range to type.
100% in your browser — files never uploaded
Every page, split at once
This page opens Split PDF with the mode already set to split every page into its own file, so there's no page range to type — just drop your PDF.
Download as a ZIP
Once split, every individual page downloads together as a single ZIP file, each one named after the original document and its page number.
Need specific pages instead?
Switch to Extract specific pages mode using the same controls to pull a range like pages 2-5 instead of splitting the entire document.
Split Every PDF Page, Pre-Selected
This is the Split PDF tool with the mode already set to split into individual pages, so every page of your document becomes its own file without typing a page range. Processing happens entirely in your browser.
All Pages as a ZIP
Once split, every page downloads together in a single ZIP archive, each file named after the source document and page number — convenient for archiving or re-uploading pages individually to a portal that only accepts one page per file.
Switching to Page-Range Extraction
The full Split PDF tool also supports Extract specific pages mode for pulling a range like pages 2-5 instead of splitting everything — switch modes any time using the same controls.
Frequently asked questions
How do I split a PDF into separate pages?
Drop your PDF here — the mode is already set to split every page into its own file. Download all of them together as a ZIP once processing finishes.
Can I extract just a few pages instead of all of them?
Yes — switch to Extract specific pages mode and type a page range like 2-5; the same tool handles both.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No — splitting happens entirely in your browser using pdf-lib; the file is never transmitted to a server.
What are the split pages named?
Each output file is named after your original document plus its page number, so the ZIP stays organized after download.
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Data verified: 2026-07-17 · All processing happens in your browser — no files are ever uploaded.