Split a PDF
Pull one section out of a big PDF, or break a long scan into parts — pick the pages you want and download them as a new file. Free, no login, and your PDF never leaves your browser.
- Free, no page limits
- Your PDF is never uploaded
- Pick exact pages before you download
Split a PDF in three steps
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Drop in your PDF
Drag your file onto the page and it opens in the organizer right in your browser.
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Pick the pages you want
Click the pages that belong in your new PDF and leave the rest behind.
- 3
Download the new file
Save your selected pages as a fresh PDF while the original stays untouched.
Everything you need to split a PDF
Grab exactly the pages you need
A 60-page report you only need chapter three from. A signed lease buried inside a stack of scans. Open the organizer, click the pages you want, and download them as their own PDF. The pages you don't pick are simply dropped from the new file — the original never changes.
- Select a single page or a whole range
- See every page as a thumbnail before you choose
- Original file stays exactly as it was
- New PDF keeps the pages in order
Split a scan into clean parts
Scanned a pile of documents into one long PDF? Separate the invoice from the receipt from the warranty card in a couple of clicks. Each part downloads as its own file, so you can send just the piece someone actually asked for.
Two shared pages, not the whole return
Splitting happens entirely in your browser — the file is never uploaded to a server. That matters when the PDF is a tax return or a medical record and you only want to hand over two pages of it. Nothing is stored and nothing is transmitted, so the pages you drop stay on your machine and go nowhere.
Why split with BrowsePDF
Never uploaded
The split runs in your browser, not on a server.
Free forever
No login, no page caps, no watermark on the result.
Pick your pages
Choose exactly which pages land in the new PDF.
Instant download
Your new file is ready the moment you click save.
Your file never leaves your browser
This tool runs entirely in this tab. Your PDF is read from your device's memory, worked on locally, and handed straight back — it's never uploaded to a server, never stored, and never logged.
- Nothing is uploaded
- Works even offline once loaded
- Safe for sensitive files
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Split PDF questions
Is my PDF uploaded when I split it?
No. The whole split happens inside your browser, so the file never leaves your device and nothing is sent to a server or stored anywhere.
Is it really free, and will there be a watermark?
Yes, it's free with no login and no page limits. The pages you download are clean — BrowsePDF never stamps a watermark on your PDF.
Can I pull out just one page?
Yes. Select a single page and download it on its own, or pick a range of pages to keep together in one new file.
Does splitting change my original file?
No. Your original PDF stays exactly as it was. Splitting builds a new file from the pages you select and leaves the source untouched.
Can I split a scanned PDF?
Yes. You can separate a long scan into parts by page — for example pulling an invoice out of a batch. The page images carry straight into the new file.
About splitting a PDF
Long PDFs are convenient to store and miserable to share. When someone asks for the signed page of a contract, they don't want the other 40 pages of boilerplate, and when your bank statement runs a dozen pages you may only need the two that show a single transaction. Splitting lets you carve out exactly the section that matters and hand over just that, without hunting through a printer or a paid app to do it.
BrowsePDF splits your file right in the browser, so a document you'd never want sitting on a stranger's server never has to leave your laptop. And the split is just the beginning — the pages you keep open straight into the editor, so you can reorder, rotate, annotate, or sign them before you download. One drop in, one file out, nothing uploaded along the way.
Every PDF tool in one place
Convert, edit, sign, organize, and secure — all free, all in your browser.