Split PDF Every N Pages
Split a PDF into parts of N pages. The last part keeps any leftover pages.
Drop a PDF here or click to choose
PDF only · stays on this device
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Split mode
Each page becomes its own PDF. Multiple files download as a ZIP.
Example: 1-3,5,8-10. Each range becomes its own PDF.
The last file keeps any leftover pages.
Click thumbnails to select pages. Shift-click to select a range. Selected pages become one new PDF, in page order.
How to split a PDF
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Choose a PDF on this device. It is read in your browser and is not uploaded.
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Look at the page thumbnails and enter how many pages each file should hold. This page already uses every-N-pages mode.
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Download a ZIP of the parts, or a single PDF if the document fits in one part.
About this tool
This page splits a PDF every N pages, where N is a whole number between 1 and the page count. For example, a 10-page file with N = 3 becomes 1–3, 4–6, 7–9, and 10. The last part keeps whatever pages are left. The work runs in your browser; the file is not uploaded.
Several parts download as a ZIP, with names such as report-pages-1-3.pdf inside report-every-3-pages.zip. If N equals the page count, you get one PDF.
Password-protected files are refused. Scanned pages can be split this way, but this tool does not do OCR. This site does not merge, compress, or convert PDFs.
Questions
What happens to leftover pages at the end?
They become their own last file. A 10-page PDF split every 3 pages ends with a 1-page file for page 10.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The file is read and split in your browser. It is not uploaded to our servers, and you do not need an account.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
No. If a file is encrypted, the tool stops and explains why. We do not ask for a password and we do not remove one.
Can I split a scanned PDF?
Yes. A scan is still a PDF made of pages, so it can be split or extracted by page. This tool does not do OCR and does not turn a scan into editable text.
How large a PDF can I split?
Limits exist so the browser tab does not crash; there is no account or daily cap. Files of 50 MB or more, or 100 pages or more, show a warning first — you can still continue. Files of 100 MB or more, or 500 pages or more, are refused. A phone may run out of memory sooner than a desktop. If splitting fails, try a smaller file or close other tabs.
Does this site merge, compress, or convert PDFs?
No. This site only splits a PDF or extracts pages. It does not merge files, compress them, convert them to images, or edit the contents of a page.
Will bookmarks, links, or forms still work after a split?
The tool copies the original page objects; it does not rasterize pages into images. Bookmarks, cross-page links, and interactive forms may not stay complete after a split. Check the downloaded file if those matter to you.