Are my PDFs uploaded to split them?

No. Splitting happens in your browser — your file is never uploaded or stored on a server.

Can I extract just one page?

Yes. Select the page or pages you want and download them as a new PDF; the rest are left out.

How do I split a PDF into multiple files?

Select the pages for each part and export them, then repeat for the next part. You can also rotate, reorder and delete pages here first.

Yes — unlimited, no account, no watermark.

Split a PDF

Drop a PDF, select the pages you want, and split or extract them into a new file — then download. You can also merge, rotate, reorder, and delete pages here. Everything stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Merge: drop 2+ files → one PDF in page order
Split: one PDF in → many PDFs out (one per page, zipped)
Extract: select pages → one new PDF with just those
Reorder / rotate / delete: drag, then bulk-edit any selection
Compress: optional rasterize-to-JPEG (lossy)
Images → PDF: drop PNG / JPG, each becomes one page

Drop PDFs or images here

One file or many — they'll merge into a single grid you can reorder, rotate, delete, or split.

Split or extract pages without uploading

Split a PDF into separate files, or pull out just the pages you need — entirely on your device, with no upload.

Nothing is uploaded

The whole thing runs in your browser — open your network tab and watch: your file never leaves your device. Most online tools round-trip your document through their servers.

Pick exactly what you need

Select any pages and export them as a new PDF — extract a single page or break a big file into parts.

Free, no account

No watermark, no sign-up, no file limit beyond your browser's memory.