1
Choose the source PDF
Add the PDF you want to divide and allow the browser to read its page structure.
Private PDF page splitter
How to split a PDF by pages or page ranges
Separate selected pages or ranges from a PDF, confirm the requested page set and download smaller PDF outputs without changing the original document.
2
Select pages or ranges
Choose individual pages or enter the supported ranges required for the new document sections.
3
Confirm the selection
Review the selected pages and correct any missing, duplicated or unintended page numbers.
4
Create and download the result
Generate the requested PDF output and save it separately from the original file.
Key features
What you can do with Split PDF
Practical capabilities for this document workflow.
Individual page selection
Extract only the specific supported pages needed for a new PDF.
Page-range splitting
Define supported continuous or separate ranges for longer documents.
Selection review
Confirm the requested page set before processing the source document.
Smaller document sections
Separate useful chapters, forms or attachments from a larger PDF.
Original PDF preserved
The split operation creates new output without overwriting the uploaded source.
Browser-side processing
Complete the current splitting workflow using browser memory and your device processor.
Privacy
Split PDFs in your browser
The current Split PDF workflow reads the source and creates supported page outputs on your device without sending the document to a Fylvexa splitting server.
Browser-first
Fast workflow
No desktop app
Frequently asked questions
Split PDF FAQ
Select a question to view the answer.
Yes. Select the supported page range or ranges, review the selection and create the resulting PDF output.
Yes. Choose the individual pages you need and generate a separate PDF containing that selected page set.
No. Fylvexa creates separate output while the original source file remains unchanged on your device.
The workflow is intended to copy supported pages into new PDFs rather than redraw their visible content. Always review important output before sharing it.
The browser must read the document structure and create the selected output locally. Large or complex PDFs therefore require more memory and processing time.
The current Split PDF implementation is designed for browser-side processing and does not require a Fylvexa document-processing backend.
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