How to Split a PDF by File Size (Under 10 MB)
Need PDF parts under 10 MB each? Page count is a poor guide to size. We measured a test file: the parts added up to 43% more than the original.
Click between pages to set split points, or split every N pages. Free, instant, nothing leaves your device.
Drop your PDF here
or click to browse — PDF files only
Splitting happens locally in your browser using pdf-lib. Nothing is sent to a server.
See every page and click exactly where you want each new file to start.
Automatically divide a long document into equal chunks with one input.
No waiting for uploads — files are generated in seconds, even for long documents.
Each split PDF keeps the original text, images, and formatting exactly.
Drag and drop your PDF onto the page, or click to browse. Every page renders as a thumbnail.
Click between any two pages to add a split marker, or enter a number to split every N pages automatically.
Click Split — your browser creates each new PDF instantly. Download them individually or as a single .zip.
Whether you're separating exhibits from a filing, dividing a scanned textbook into chapters, or breaking a batch of receipts back apart — PixelTools splits your PDF in seconds, free, with no upload.
Break a combined report into individual sections to send to different teams.
Separate exhibits or appendices from a large filing into standalone documents.
Split a scanned textbook or bound document into individual chapters.
Divide a single scanned batch of receipts or forms back into separate files.
Yes, completely free with no limits. No account required.
No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser using pdf-lib. Your file never leaves your device.
Yes. Add as many split points as you need — each one creates another output file.
Yes. Use the 'split every N pages' option and enter 1 to get one PDF per page.
If you create one output file it downloads directly. Two or more download together as a single .zip file.
Upload the PDF, click between any two page thumbnails to add a split point wherever you want a new file to start, then click Split. Each split point creates one more output PDF — add as many as you need to divide the document into any number of pieces, entirely in your browser.
Need PDF parts under 10 MB each? Page count is a poor guide to size. We measured a test file: the parts added up to 43% more than the original.
Split a PDF by page ranges, every N pages, or one page per file, free in your browser with no upload. Includes how the files are named and zipped.
Smallpdf allows 2 free splits a day, iLovePDF caps file size, Acrobat costs $12.99/mo, PDF24 is free. Full comparison plus a no-upload option.
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