Free PDF Splitter – No Uploads, No Sign‑Up
Split PDFs directly in your browser with precise page‑range control and no data leaves your device.
- No upload
- Runs on your device
- No sign-up
- Free, no limits
How it works
- 1
Open the tool in your browser and add the PDF file.
- 2
Enter the page ranges you want to split or select single pages.
- 3
Click the Split button to start processing.
- 4
Download each resulting PDF file directly from the browser.
What it does
The PDF Splitter lets you choose exact page ranges or extract individual pages from any PDF. Files are processed entirely in the visitor's browser, so there are no uploads, accounts, watermarks, or usage limits. It works on both desktop and mobile browsers, supporting large files within the memory limits of the device.
Your files stay yours
Your files are processed by code running in this browser tab. They are never uploaded to HeyGrow or anyone else, and nothing is kept after you close the page.
- Allow users to select specific page ranges (e.g., pages 1-5, 10-15) and split the PDF into separate files.
- Enable users to extract individual pages from a PDF and save them as separate files.
Good to know
- Cannot open password‑protected PDFs.
- Cannot edit text, images, or compress the PDF.
- Very large PDFs may be limited by device memory, especially on phones.
Frequently asked questions
How can I split in half a double‑page scanned PDF in a single pass?
Enter the page ranges that correspond to the first and second halves, such as 1‑5 and 6‑10, and run the split. The tool processes the file locally and creates two separate PDFs.
Is there a command‑line method to split a multi‑page PDF file into single pages?
This web tool works in the browser only; it does not provide a command‑line interface. For command‑line splitting you would need a separate desktop utility.
How do I split a PDF file in Windows?
Open the PDF Splitter in any Windows browser, add the file, specify the pages to extract, and download the split files. No installation or Windows‑specific settings are required.
Can I split a large PDF on my phone?
You can split PDFs on mobile browsers, but very large files may exceed the device’s memory limits and could fail to process.
Does the tool store my PDF after splitting?
All processing happens in your browser; the file never leaves your device and is not stored on any server.