Whether you need to pull out a single page, extract a range, or separate every page into its own file — you can do it in seconds, free, with no account required.
Splitting a PDF is surprisingly common. Here are the most frequent situations:
Without the right tool you would need paid software like Adobe Acrobat. Simply Edit PDF's splitter is completely free and handles all these scenarios with four flexible split modes.
Every page becomes its own separate PDF. All files are packaged into a ZIP for easy download. Perfect for digitising and filing scanned documents individually.
Split after every N pages. For example, split after every 5 pages to turn a 30-page report into six 5-page chunks. Ideal for batch print jobs or distributing sections evenly.
Extract a single specific range — pages 4 to 9, for example — as one PDF. The most common use case: pull exactly the pages you need.
Define several ranges at once (e.g. 1–3, 5–6, 9–10). Each range becomes its own PDF, all delivered in a ZIP. Perfect when you need to divide one document into multiple targeted sections simultaneously.
Visit Simply Edit PDF → Split PDF. No login or account required.
Click Select PDF file or drag and drop your document onto the page. Page thumbnails load instantly so you can see exactly what you are working with.
Select one of the four options above — Extract All, Fixed Range, Custom Range, or Multiple Ranges — and enter your page numbers if needed.
Hit the Split PDF → button. Processing is near-instant for most documents.
If you extracted a single range, it downloads as a PDF. Multiple files download as a ZIP. Click Download Your File to save.
Extract any pages from any PDF instantly. No watermarks, no limits.
Open PDF Splitter →Yes. Use the Custom Range option and set both start and end to the same page number. The result downloads as a single-page PDF, completely free.
Yes. Use Multiple Ranges to define each group. Every range becomes its own PDF, and all files are packaged into a ZIP for one-click download.
No. Splitting only extracts pages — images, fonts, and formatting are preserved exactly as in the original document.
No. The tool handles PDFs of any length. Large documents with hundreds of pages work without any issues.