Split PDF

Filevo walks through your PDF page by page and copies each one into its own single-page document. Because pages are copied rather than re-rendered, every split-out PDF keeps selectable text, embedded fonts, and full-quality images — splitting never degrades a page. The individual PDFs are then bundled into one ZIP so a 40-page document downloads as a single tidy archive instead of 40 separate clicks.

Inside the ZIP, files are named page-01.pdf, page-02.pdf, and so on, zero-padded so they sort correctly on every operating system. Unzip it and you have each page ready to share, re-order, or re-combine — for example, pull a single signed page out of a contract, or break a scanned booklet into its individual sheets.

Filevo’s split mode separates a PDF into every individual page — it does not yet offer custom page ranges or "extract pages 5–9 only". If you need a subset, split the whole file and keep the pages you want, or merge the relevant pages back together afterwards with the Merge PDF tool. Splitting handles documents up to 500 pages per job.

Splitting solves the everyday problem of a PDF that bundles too much. You scanned a stack of documents in one pass and now need each as its own file; you received a 60-page report but only need to forward a handful of pages; a contract arrived as one PDF and you want the signature page on its own. Splitting into per-page files lets you keep exactly what you need and drop the rest — no desktop software, no page-by-page printing.

It also pairs naturally with the other PDF tools. Split a document into pages, keep the ones you want, then use Merge PDF to stitch them back into a trimmed file — a simple two-step way to reorder pages or remove the ones you don’t need, all in the browser and all lossless.

The whole process runs in the browser, so it works the same everywhere with nothing to install. On Windows or Mac, drag the PDF in from Explorer or Finder. On iPhone or Android, open this page, tap Browse Files, and choose the document from Files or a cloud drive; when it finishes you get the ZIP downloaded straight to your device, ready to unzip with the built-in extractor on both iOS and Android. Because the work happens in the cloud, a phone separates a 200-page report exactly as fast and cleanly as a desktop would.

One of the most common reasons to split is to pull out just one page — the signature page of a contract, a single certificate from a batch, the one chart a colleague asked for, or a boarding pass tucked inside a longer itinerary. Splitting the document gives you every page as its own PDF, so you simply keep the one you need and delete the rest. Because each page is copied losslessly, the extracted page is identical to how it looked in the original — same text, same resolution, fully shareable on its own.

Split handles up to 500 pages in a single job. Because the output is one ZIP rather than hundreds of separate downloads, even a big document stays manageable — you get a single archive and unzip it once, with the pages already named and sorted. A long contract, a scanned book, or a full report comes back as one tidy package instead of a flood of files.

The honest limit: if a document runs beyond 500 pages, a single job covers the first 500. For something that large, it is usually better to work in sections anyway — and you can always recombine pages later with Merge PDF.

Once the ZIP is unzipped, each page is a normal PDF you can use on its own. Forward a single signed page instead of the whole contract; attach just the one invoice a client asked for; drop an individual diagram into a slide deck; or archive each scanned sheet under its own filename. Because every page kept its original quality, anything you send or print looks exactly as it did in the source document.

Splitting also sets up clean edits when combined with the other tools. Split a document into pages, discard or reorder the ones you want, then run Merge PDF to rebuild a trimmed file — a two-step, fully lossless way to remove or rearrange pages without any desktop editor.

The document you upload is processed on Filevo’s servers and then cleared out quickly: the original is deleted the moment the job finishes, and the ZIP of pages is automatically removed within 24 hours. Nothing is shared, indexed, or used for training, and no account or email is required. So even a confidential report or a stack of personal scans can be broken into pages, downloaded, and wiped without leaving a copy behind. Our Privacy Policy has the full retention details.