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Split settings
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Tips
- Use ranges for custom cuts, or enable “Split every page” for per-page files.
- “Split every N pages” is handy for chapter-sized exports.
- Downloads are generated locally—safe for drafts and confidential documents.
How to plan a split before exporting
Choose the split mode first
Use page ranges when you need named chunks such as chapters or appendices. Use Split every page for one-file-per-page exports, and Split every N pages when you want evenly sized packets.
Check the order once
The tool keeps the original page order inside every output file. If you need to rearrange pages first, use the page organizer before you split.
Expect multiple downloads
A split can create several files at once. Review your browser download prompts and save location before you run a large batch so the results stay organized.
Privacy note
- Splitting runs locally in your browser.
- Page ranges and output files stay on your device unless you share them yourself.
- Large PDFs may take longer because every selected page has to be rewritten into new files.
FAQ
When should I use page ranges instead of “Split every N pages”?
Use page ranges when you know the exact boundaries you want, such as 1-4 and 5-9. Use “Split every N pages” when you want evenly sized chunks without typing each range.
What does “Split every page” do?
It creates one output PDF per page of the original document. This is useful for worksheets, scanned packets, or when you need to extract single pages quickly.
Why did I get multiple downloads?
Each split result is exported as its own PDF file. Browsers may prompt several times or save them automatically depending on your download settings.
Are my PDFs uploaded anywhere?
No. Splitting runs in your browser and saves new files locally. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share the outputs yourself.