Split a PDF into individual page files
Split PDF pages into individual PDFs. Select the pages you need and download the one-page documents together in a ZIP.
1. Add and arrange files
Your files on screen
2. Prepare your PDF
For photos, each JPG/PNG becomes one centered A4 page. Max 25 megapixels per image. Transparent PNGs use a white page.
Elements are added as a transparent image layer to the pages selected in the file list. The underlying text remains. A white box is not secure redaction. New text is not selectable; existing PDF content stays underneath.
Revise text into a new document
Choose one text-bearing PDF. This creates a new layout: original images, tables, columns and page geometry are not retained. Longer names can flow to new lines and pages.
Use Prepare download below to extract text and list candidates. Matching uses the page language for letter case and whole words and prioritizes longer rules.
Reflowed PDF/image output uses local Noto Sans; unsupported script glyphs fail visibly. Word stores Unicode text without embedding a font. Up to 100 new pages.
See the result before downloading
Check the output before using it. Text extraction uses selectable text only; scanned pages need OCR. Choose the dedicated revision tool to reflow text into a new document.
How to use this tool
Each selected page becomes its own PDF. Add multiple sources, skip pages with ranges or select the same page more than once. ZIP folders preserve file order. Page content is not converted into an image. This tool does not edit text or automatically compress the document.
- Choose your PDF files.
- Enter the pages to split, or leave the range blank for all pages.
- Prepare, download and check the output in your own viewer.
Up to 20 input files, 20 MB each and 80 MB total. PDF output: up to 500 pages/100 MB; image ZIP: up to 100 pages/100 MB. Encrypted or signed input is unsupported. Forms, attachments and bookmarks may not survive.