Split PDF Pages — Offline & Private
Extract pages or ranges into separate files. Runs entirely on your device — no upload, no cloud, no waiting.
Extract pages or ranges into separate files. Runs entirely on your device — no upload, no cloud, no waiting.
Splitting a PDF sounds simple, but most tools turn it into a data transfer exercise. Your file travels to a server, gets processed, then downloads back to you. Each hop is a potential exposure point — especially for PDFs that contain signatures, account numbers, or personal information. OfflinePDF runs the split in your browser's JavaScript engine. The file never moves off your machine.
| Feature | OfflinePDF | Typical Online Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Uploads your PDF | Never | Always |
| Works after Wi-Fi off | Yes | No |
| Page range support | Yes | Varies |
| Output file size limit | None | Often 25–200 MB |
| Watermark on output | Never | Sometimes (free tier) |
Yes. Select a start and end page, or enter a comma-separated list like 1,3,5-9 to extract non-consecutive pages.
You'll need to unlock the PDF first using our Lock/Unlock tool, then split it.
No. pdf-lib copies pages without re-encoding, so vector text and images remain at full resolution.