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Split
a PDF.

Every page becomes its own file, gathered in one archive. Handy when you only need to send one page, or when you want to reorder a document. Free, processed in France.

  • tool.pricefree 0 €
  • tool.installnothing to install
  • tool.retentiondeleted after the job
  • tool.hostingFrance 100%
§ 01 The tool Free · no account
ToolSplit a PDF
Accountnot required
Processed inFrance
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Drop your PDF here
or
PDF onlyup to 100 MB

Your files are processed on servers in France and deleted automatically once the job is done. More on security.

§ 02 The facts 05 entries

What it takes, what it gives back

  • You uploadOne PDF file, up to 100 MB
  • What happensEvery page is extracted into its own PDF file
  • You get backA .zip archive holding as many files as the document had pages
  • What is not doneNo page range: the split covers the whole document
  • RetentionNone. The file you send and the files produced are erased once the job is done
§ 03 How it works 03 steps

Three steps, nothing to install

Step 1

Upload your PDF

Drop the file you want to separate. Up to 100 MB.

Step 2

The pages are extracted

Each page becomes a PDF of its own, numbered in reading order.

Step 3

Download the archive

One .zip file holding every page. Your files are deleted afterwards.

§ 04 When to use it 03 cases

Three situations it was made for

Case 01

Sending one page out of forty

A scanned contract arrives as a single file. Split it, and send only the signature page instead of the whole document.

Case 02

Filing a batch of scans

A scanner often produces one file for a whole stack of paper. Splitting gives you back one document per sheet, ready to be named and filed.

Case 03

Reordering a document

Split, then merge again in the order you want. Two steps, no software to install.

§ 05 Worth knowing 03 notes

What the tool actually does

One page, one file

The split is mechanical: page 1 becomes the first file, page 2 the second, and so on to the end. The files are numbered so that sorting them by name puts them back in reading order, which matters if you plan to merge them again afterwards.

Nothing is re-encoded

Each page is copied as it stands, with its text, its images and its fonts. A page whose text was selectable stays selectable, and nothing is compressed on the way through. The pages you get back are the pages you sent.

A protected document has to be opened first

A PDF locked with a password cannot be split as long as it is locked. Take the protection off first with the password removal tool, which needs the password you already hold.

§ 06 Common questions 08 questions

Before you upload anything

Can I choose which pages to extract?

Not on this tool: the split covers the whole document and gives you every page. To keep only some of them, split first, then merge the pages you want with the merge tool.

In what order are the files?

In reading order, numbered so that sorting by name restores the original order of the document.

Is the quality of the pages preserved?

Yes. Each page is copied as it is, without being re-encoded or compressed. Selectable text stays selectable.

Is the tool free?

Yes. Splitting is free, with no sign-up and nothing to install. A free account also lets you keep your documents for the long run.

Is there a usage limit?

Files are accepted up to 100 MB. After about twenty jobs in a day from the same connection, the tool offers you a free account so you can carry on.

Are my files kept?

No. The file you send and the archive produced are deleted automatically once the job is done.

Where are my files processed?

On servers in France. Your data stays in the European Union, under the GDPR.

Do I need an account?

No, the tool works straight away. An account is what lets you keep, find and share your documents.

More questions about the tools? See the toolbox section of the help centre.

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