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PDF Split - Free & Instant | Smocky
Source PDF
Extract an ordered page selection, or save every page as its own PDF in a ZIP.
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Output
Use physical page positions starting at 1, rather than printed numbers. Order and repeated pages are kept.
PDFs stay in your browser. Pages retain content, dimensions, and rotation without rasterization. Bookmarks, metadata, and cross-page links may change. Encrypted documents, forms, and digital signatures are unsupported; scanned signatures are ordinary page content.
Limits: 20 MiB per file, 50 MiB combined sources, 500 input and output pages (including repeats), 100 MiB combined output PDFs and 100 MiB final ZIP. Large documents may exceed your device’s available memory.
Frequently asked questions
How do page selections work?
Positions are physical pages starting at 1, not printed page numbers or PDF labels. Enter comma-separated positions and ascending ranges. For example 5,1-3,3 outputs pages 5,1,2,3,3, preserving order and repetitions. The expanded sequence appears before extraction.
What is the difference between extraction and splitting every page?
Extract pages creates one <basename>-extracted.pdf from the ordered selection. Split every page creates <basename>-pages.zip containing page-001.pdf, page-002.pdf, and so on. A one-page source still produces a ZIP in this mode.
Which documents can I split?
Choose one readable local PDF. Empty, zero-page, encrypted, AcroForm/XFA, and digitally signed documents are unsupported. Scanned signatures are ordinary page content. Filename extensions and declared MIME types are not used as proof of PDF contents.
What are the split limits?
The source must be at most 20 MiB and 500 pages. Output may contain at most 500 pages, including repeated selections. Combined generated PDFs and the final ZIP each have a 100 MiB limit. Large documents may exceed device memory.
Will pages and document features be preserved?
Page content, dimensions, and rotation are copied without rasterization. Newly assembled PDFs do not guarantee preservation of bookmarks, metadata, cross-page links, or signature validity. Processing stays in your browser; Cancel stops work and changes discard previous results.