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Split unlimited PDFs with no file size restrictions
Summarize, ask questions, or extract key data — AI reads your PDF in seconds.
Filator's PDF splitter lets you split PDF by pages directly in your browser. Pick specific pages, split into individual files, or divide a long document into chunks of N pages. Your files never get uploaded to a server — everything runs locally on your device. No account, no watermark, no limits.
Most online PDF splitters — iLovePDF, Smallpdf, Sejda — upload your documents to their servers. That's a problem if you're working with contracts, medical records, or anything confidential. Filator processes the entire split client-side using a Web Worker, so your files stay where they are.
Click on page thumbnails to select specific pages, then extract them into a single PDF. Need pages 1, 5, and 12 from a 50-page report? Click those three and split. Done.
Split a PDF into individual pages, each as its own file. A 30-page document becomes 30 separate PDFs (page-1.pdf, page-2.pdf, etc.). Good for distributing single pages or organizing scanned documents.
Split a PDF into multiple files with a set number of pages each. A 100-page manual split by 10 gives you 10 files of 10 pages each. Useful for breaking long documents into manageable sections.
The PDF is processed locally in a Web Worker. No upload, no cloud, no temporary storage on someone else's server. If you're splitting legal documents or financials, they stay on your machine.
See every page as a thumbnail before splitting. No guessing page numbers — just click the pages you want. Select all or clear with one button.
Split as many PDFs as you want, as many times as you want. No "3 tasks per hour" cap, no daily limit, no signup wall. Open the page and start splitting.
Pages are copied directly from the source PDF without re-encoding. Fonts, images, links, and formatting stay identical. What goes in is what comes out.
Pull out the signature page from a contract, the summary from a report, or a single chart from a presentation. Send just what's needed, not the whole file.
A 200-page manual is hard to read on a phone. Split it into chapter-sized chunks for easier navigation and sharing.
PDF too large for an email attachment? Split it into smaller parts. Or extract just the pages the recipient actually needs.
Batch-scanned a stack of different documents into one PDF? Split them back into separate files — invoices, receipts, forms — each in its own PDF.
Split a PDF, then need to do more with the pieces? Filator has a full set of free PDF tools:
Upload your PDF, pick a split mode (custom pages, individual pages, or by range), select the pages you want, and click "Split PDF". The result downloads immediately. Everything happens in your browser — no server upload, no signup.
Yes. Filator processes your PDF entirely in your browser using a local Web Worker. Your files never get uploaded anywhere — they don't even leave your device. Most competing tools upload your documents to their servers for processing.
Yes. Choose the "Individual Pages" mode and every page becomes its own PDF file. A 30-page document produces 30 files named page-1.pdf through page-30.pdf.
Each PDF can be up to 100MB. There are no daily or hourly usage limits — split as many times as you need.
No. Pages are copied directly from the source without re-encoding or compressing. Fonts, images, links, and vector graphics stay identical to the original.
Filator can handle many encrypted PDFs automatically. For fully locked files, use the Unlock PDF tool first, then split.
No. The split tool works without any account, login, or registration. Open the page, split your file, download the result.
Yes. Works on all modern mobile browsers — Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android, and others. The page thumbnails are touch-friendly for selecting pages.
Scroll up and drop your PDF. Pick the pages you need, split, and download. No signup, no watermark, no server uploads. Need to merge PDFs afterward or compress the result? Those work the same way — free and private.