Split PDF — Separate Every Page Into Its Own File

This split PDF tool takes a multi-page PDF and breaks it into one PDF per page, returning the result as a ZIP archive. Everything happens locally in your browser using pdf-lib, so the source document and all the resulting pages stay on your device.

Splitting a PDF is useful when you need to send only certain pages to certain people, when you want to re-arrange a document, when a single page needs to be printed alone, or when you are preparing material for a workflow that processes pages one at a time. Doing this in a desktop PDF editor is fiddly; doing it in your browser is one click.

Each page becomes its own PDF, named 01.pdf, 02.pdf, and so on, and the full set is bundled into a ZIP. The original page dimensions, fonts, and embedded content are preserved exactly — no rasterization, no quality loss.

If you need a different kind of split — for example, splitting at specific page numbers rather than every page — split into individual pages first and then merge the desired groups back together with the merge-PDF tool.