PDF Splitter

When Do You Need to Split a PDF?

PDFs are convenient for sharing complete documents, but often you only need to share or submit a specific portion — one chapter of a book, a particular month's bank statement, or select pages from a legal agreement. Splitting a PDF extracts exactly what you need without sharing the rest.

Common Reasons to Split PDFs in India

• Bank statements: Your annual PDF statement may cover 12 months, but a loan application asks for only the last 3 months. Extract those pages instead of sending the full year.
• Legal documents: Court orders and agreements often run dozens of pages. Extract the relevant clause or order page for reference or sharing with a specific party.
• Study material: Textbooks and course PDFs downloaded from university portals are often 500+ pages. Split by chapter or topic for easier reading on mobile.
• Scanned documents: When you scan multiple documents together (at a post office or cyber cafe), the result is one big PDF. Split it into individual files — one per document.
• Confidentiality: A proposal document may have pricing that you want to share with one client but not another — extract and share only the relevant sections.

Extracting a Page Range vs Individual Pages

This tool lets you extract either a continuous range (e.g., pages 5–12) or specific individual pages (e.g., pages 1, 4, 7). For splitting a 100-page bank statement into monthly sections, use ranges. For extracting a signature page or a specific certificate from a multi-document scan, use individual page numbers.

Privacy and File Safety

Like our PDF Merger, the splitter runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF — whether it contains Aadhaar details, bank balances, or confidential business data — is never uploaded to any server. Processing happens locally using PDF.js and pdf-lib JavaScript libraries.