Split a PDF into multiple files
Cut a PDF into custom page ranges, fixed-size chunks, or one file per page — then download everything at once.
Three steps, no learning curve
No accounts, no installs — everything happens in the tab you already have open.
Add your file
Drag a file into the box above, or click to browse. It loads instantly — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Set your options
Break a PDF into separate files by range or page count.
Download the result
Your finished file is ready in seconds, generated locally and yours to save or share.
Turn one long PDF into exactly the files you need
A single PDF often holds more than you actually want to share — a full report when someone only needs chapter three, or a scanned batch of forms that really belongs in separate files. Folia's split tool lets you define custom ranges (like 1-3;4-6), split every N pages, or explode the document into one file per page, then bundles the results into a zip you can download in one click.
Because splitting happens locally, it's a good fit for anything with sensitive content — legal filings, medical records, or financial statements — where you'd rather not hand a file to a third-party server just to divide it up.
- Custom page ranges for multiple output files at once
- Split every N pages for even chunks
- One-click zip download for multi-file results
- No page-count limits
Frequently asked questions
How do I split by custom ranges?
Enter ranges separated by semicolons, like 1-3;4-6;7-10 — each group becomes its own PDF file.
Can I split a PDF into one file per page?
Yes — choose “One PDF per page” and every page is exported as its own document, zipped together for download.
Does splitting reduce quality?
No. Pages are copied at full original quality; nothing is recompressed or rasterized.
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