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Split a PDF into Separate Files (Per-Page Export)

9/24/2025pdf, split, how-to

Sometimes you need each page as its own PDF—for archiving, signing, or emailing. Here’s a practical way to extract pages quickly.

Workflow (Step-by-Step)

  1. Open the Split section: /pdf-toolkit#split
    Step 1 — Open the Split tool

  2. Drop your PDF (or click to choose).
    Step 2 — Add PDF

  3. Enter a page range for the first file—for a single page, just the page number (e.g., 1).
    Step 3 — Enter range

  4. Click “Split PDF,” then download the result (e.g., page-1.pdf).
    Step 4 — Export first page

  5. Repeat for other pages or ranges (e.g., 2, 3, 4, …).
    Step 5 — Repeat per page

Short clip (10–30s):

Time-saving patterns

  • Sections: Export common ranges (e.g., 1-5, 6-10, …) first.
  • Even/Odd batches: Use even or odd helpers to halve the work; then refine.
  • Naming: Rename each output on download (invoice-page-01.pdf, etc.) for clarity.

FAQs

  • Do my files get uploaded?
    • No—splitting runs locally in your browser.
  • Can I export images of pages instead?
    • Yes—export selected pages as images using a separate workflow, then rebuild if needed.

Related:

  • Split a PDF by Page Range (Step-by-Step): /posts/split-pdf-step-by-step
  • Reorder PDF Pages: /posts/reorder-pdf-pages-step-by-step

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