Split a PDF into
Separate Pages

Drop your PDF above. Every page is extracted into its own one-page PDF, and the whole set comes back as a single ZIP named after your document. No signup, and nothing to install.

One ZIP file containing one PDF per page, named page-1.pdf, page-2.pdf and so on, in the original order. A 40-page document gives you 40 files. Unzip it and every page stands alone.

Splitting is how you extract pages here. Every page comes back as its own PDF inside the ZIP, so pulling out page 7 means splitting the file and keeping page-7.pdf. There is no separate extract tool and no page picker yet.

Neither. Splitting runs in the browser against our server, so there is no installation and no registration to try it. A free account only matters once you pass the daily conversion allowance.

Not yet. This tool splits every page. If you need a single page or a range, split the file and keep the pages you want. Range selection is on the list.

No. Each page is copied into a new document rather than re-rendered, so text stays selectable, fonts stay embedded, and vector graphics stay vector. Quality is identical to the original because nothing is re-encoded.

No watermark, ever. Free accounts get 5 conversions per day with files up to 25MB, which is a large PDF. Page count is not limited directly, only file size.

Yes. A scanned PDF is one image per page, and each page is separated the same way. The pages stay images, so the text will not become selectable. Splitting does not run OCR.

No. Remove the password first in whatever opened the file for you. An encrypted PDF cannot be read for splitting.

It is uploaded over an encrypted connection, split on our server, and deleted within 24 hours along with the ZIP. Nothing is shared or kept. If your document is sensitive enough that a server should never see it, use a desktop tool instead, and that is an honest answer rather than a sales one.