Split PDF
Divide a large PDF into smaller chunks by page count.
Drop PDF here or click to browse file
Supports PDF files only
How to split a PDF
A large PDF is easier to manage when it's broken into smaller pieces. PDF62 splits your document into chunks by page count — turning one big file into several smaller ones — entirely in your browser, with no uploads and no limits.
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Open the Split tool
Drop your PDF onto the upload area, or click to browse for the file you want to split.
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Choose pages per chunk
Set how many pages each resulting file should contain — for example, 1 to turn every page into its own PDF, or 10 for ten-page chunks.
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Split the document
Click Split PDF. PDF62 divides the document locally and shows how many files were created.
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Download the pieces
Download each piece individually, or use Download All to save them in one go.
Why split PDFs with PDF62
- Stays on your device: the split happens in the browser with no uploads.
- Flexible chunks: from single pages to any page count you choose.
- No limits: split documents of any length, free and without an account.
- Batch download: grab every resulting file with one click.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I split a PDF into single pages?
Yes. Set the pages-per-chunk value to 1 and each page of your document becomes its own separate PDF file.
How are the split files named?
Each piece is named after your original file with a part number appended, so they stay in order and are easy to identify after downloading.
What is the difference between Split and Extract?
Split divides the whole document into multiple files by page count. Extract pulls a single chosen page range out into one new PDF. Use Split to break a file apart, and Extract when you only need a specific section.
Is splitting private?
Yes. The entire operation runs in your browser via WebAssembly, so your document is never uploaded or stored anywhere.