Too big as one file?
Split it your way.

BEFORE → AFTER

An 8-page report in three parts

We typed “1-2;3-6;7-8” in Custom ranges. The cover, body and appendix each became their own PDF.

Beforereport-8-pages.pdf · 8 pages

↓

After3 PDFs · 2 + 4 + 2 pages · saved at once as a ZIP

Pages drawn from the actual result of processing a HODADAK sample file with Split PDF v0.2.1.

HOW TO

Three steps and done

1. Add your PDF

   You can pick which pages to split in the thumbnails. All pages start selected.

   

2. Choose a split method

   Every N pages · Custom ranges · Odd and even separately · Parts up to a size in MB · One page per file.

   Split methodCustom rangesRanges1-2;3-6;7-8

3. Check and save at once

   Preview each part, then use “Save all (ZIP).”

   

WHEN

Perfect for

• An upload page with a per-file size limit

  Use “Parts up to a size in MB.”

• Sending chapters separately

  Type the ranges you need.

• Separating fronts and backs of a duplex scan

  One click on “Odd and even separately.”

GOOD TO KNOW

Good to know

• Size-based splitting checks the actual result size. A single page over the limit can’t be split further — this tool doesn’t compress pages.
• One PDF at a time, up to 50MB and 200 pages.
• PDFs with passwords, digital signatures or form fields aren't supported yet. Bookmarks and attachments aren't carried over.
• The PDF engine is downloaded once, about 4MB, the first time. It's fetched only after you pick a file, and other PDF tools reuse it.
• Press Try a sample to try it without your own file. The Continue button on a result card carries on in another tool without adding the file again.

NEXT

Handy next steps

• Merge PDF

  Pick pages from several PDFs and merge them in your order.

  Open →See how
• Extract PDF pages

  Pick the pages you need by thumbnail into a new PDF.

  Open →See how