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Split PDF Files

Extract custom page ranges, split into separate PDFs, or export pages as images online for free.

Private Client-Side Processing • Documents Processed Inside Your Browser
Choose a PDF file to split
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Enter comma-separated page numbers or ranges (e.g. 1-3, 5, 8-10), or click the page cards below.
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How to Split PDF Files Online for Free

The ATOZPDF Split PDF tool allows you to extract specific pages, split documents into separate single-page PDFs, or export pages as high-resolution images right inside your browser. No files are ever sent to remote servers, giving you reliable document privacy.

Three Flexible Output Modes:

  1. Combine into 1 PDF: Select multiple pages or page ranges (such as 1-3, 5) to create a single merged PDF containing only those chosen pages.
  2. Split into Separate PDFs (ZIP): Every selected page is extracted into an independent 1-page PDF document and packaged into a ZIP archive for easy download.
  3. Export Pages as Images (ZIP): Convert your chosen pages into individual PNG or JPEG images bundled inside a ZIP archive.

Why Choose ATOZPDF for Splitting PDFs?

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I extract a custom page range?

Enter your desired page numbers and ranges in the page range box (for example, 1-3, 5, 8-10), or click individual page cards in the visual grid. Select "Combine into 1 PDF" to merge the selected pages into a single new PDF document.

Can I download selected pages as separate PDF files in a ZIP?

Yes. Choose the "Split into Separate PDFs" mode. Each selected page is extracted into an individual single-page PDF document, and multiple files are packaged into a downloadable ZIP archive.

How do I export pages as PNG or JPEG images?

Select the "Export Pages as Images" mode and choose your preferred format (PNG for sharp text or JPEG for smaller file sizes). The tool converts each selected page into an image and bundles them into a ZIP archive, or directly downloads the image if a single page is selected.

Can I select non-consecutive pages?

Yes. You can enter non-consecutive numbers separated by commas (such as 1, 4, 7) in the range field, or simply click any combination of page cards directly on the interactive grid.

How are uploaded documents processed?

All document parsing, page extraction, and image rendering happen entirely inside your web browser using client-side JavaScript. Files are processed locally on your device rather than uploaded to remote servers.

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