No file upload
The PDF is read and processed only in your current browser.
Browser-local PDF splitting
Split PDF
Extract only the pages you need from contracts, reports and application packets. Split PDF by page range in your browser—no upload, no page re-rendering.
Browser-local processing
No PDF uploadPages copied directlyNo re-rendering
Extract the two pages as separate PDFs
These are recorded examples, not promised results for your files. Download an input, use the settings below, then compare your saved output.
The source has two numbered pages, selectable text and one fictional editable field per page. It has no digital signature. This lets you compare a PDF document with a rendered page image.
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These files came from Split PDF → Every page. Splitting copies PDF pages rather than turning them into images. In this recorded sample, the source has two editable document fields; the extracted files have no fields in their document field tree. Visible widget appearance alone is not evidence of a working form. Do not assume document-level fields, scripts or digital signatures survive extraction; reopen each output and inspect the features you need.
Source, environment and reproduction details
Recorded 2026-10-19 · Chromium 140.0.7339.16 · Windows · 1280 × 960 · site version 865d4e4.
Photo: Fronalpstock big.jpg — Hannes Röst, CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized and re-encoded; all photographic derivatives in this sample keep that license. Original fictional screenshots, transparent graphics and PDFs are available under CC0. No source includes customer files.
- Download an input linked above and keep the original.
- Use this tool with the listed settings. Keep the tab open, then save the actual output.
- Compare saved bytes, dimensions and detail. Browser/encoder versions may produce different bytes; these are recorded observations, not universal compression ratios.
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Privacy-first office workflow
Share just the PDF pages you need
Extract pages from a long contract, application packet or report without uploading the document. Choose a page range, several groups or individual pages and download new PDFs.
Only need pages 3–5 from a 40-page document? Select those pages and keep the rest out of the files you share. Need to combine the extracted PDFs with other attachments?
Direct page copying
Pages are not converted to images, preserving the original PDF page content.
Three split modes
Extract pages, split ranges, or separate every page.
How to Split a PDF
1
Choose a PDF
The file is read in your browser without a server upload.
2
Set the split rule
Choose extraction, multiple ranges, or one file per page.
3
Download results
Your browser copies pages directly into new PDFs.
Frequently asked questions
Are PDFs uploaded?
No. PDFs are read and split in your current browser and are not sent to a FileOnTap conversion server.
Does splitting reduce quality?
Pages are copied directly into new documents without re-rendering, so the split step does not deliberately reduce image or vector quality.
Can I split into several ranges at once?
Yes. For example, 1-3;4-6;7 creates three separate PDFs.
Can every page become a separate PDF?
Yes. Choose “Split every page into its own PDF.” That mode currently supports up to 30 pages at once to avoid creating too many files.
Are password-protected PDFs supported?
Not yet. PDFs that require a password are not supported in this version.
Can I extract pages 3–5 from a confidential PDF without uploading it?
Yes. Choose Extract pages and enter 3-5 to create a new PDF with just those pages. Your original document stays in your browser and is not sent to a FileOnTap conversion server.
Can I separate a long PDF into individual pages for free?
Yes. Choose the one-PDF-per-page mode for documents of up to 30 pages. For longer PDFs, use Extract pages or split selected ranges; the input limit is 200 pages.