Split PDF Into Individual Pages Free Online
Split a PDF into multiple files by page range. Extract exactly the pages you need — free, fast, and no software to install.
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Maximum file size: 50 MB
Splitting a PDF into individual pages or specific page ranges is fast and free with CocoPDF. Simply upload your PDF, enter the page ranges you want (for example "1-3, 5, 8-10"), and click Process. Each range becomes its own separate PDF file.
When you specify a single range, you receive a single PDF. When you specify multiple ranges, the results are bundled into a ZIP file that downloads automatically. This makes it easy to split PDF into individual pages free online without needing any desktop software.
The split operation runs on our backend using a fast, server-side PDF engine, which copies each page exactly — preserving embedded fonts, images, annotations, and form fields. Your files are processed securely and deleted within one hour.
How to Split PDF Online — 3 Simple Steps
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Upload your file
Drag and drop your file onto the upload box, or click to browse. CocoPDF accepts a file up to 50 MB each.
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Adjust the settings
Choose the options you need for Split PDF. The default settings work well for most documents.
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Download the PDF file
Click the process button. The file is generated on our server and your PDF download starts automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I specify which pages to split?
Enter page ranges in the format "1-3, 5, 7-9". Each range or individual page becomes a separate PDF. Ranges are separated by commas.
What happens if I enter an invalid page range?
Invalid page numbers (beyond the document's total pages) are silently skipped. If no valid pages remain in a range, that range produces no output file.
Can I split a PDF into every individual page?
Yes. Enter the range "1, 2, 3, 4, 5" (or however many pages your PDF has) and each page becomes its own PDF. For large documents, the output is bundled into a ZIP file automatically.
Will split PDFs retain fonts and images?
Yes. The split tool copies the page content exactly as-is, including embedded fonts, images, and vector graphics.