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Split PDF Online with My Skill Star's free PDF splitter. This simple tool helps you separate pages from a PDF, extract selected pages, and divide large PDF documents into smaller files. Whether you are organizing school worksheets, study notes, reports, or office documents, you can split PDF files quickly without installing additional software.
Upload your PDF, choose the pages or ranges you want, and click Split PDF. You can download a single PDF or multiple PDF files packaged in a ZIP archive. The splitting process takes place directly in your browser, so your document does not need to be uploaded to the My Skill Star server.
The Custom Range option allows you to extract specific sections of a document. For example, you can create one PDF containing pages 1–5 and another containing pages 6–10. You can also combine your selected ranges into a single PDF file.
The Pages option lets you extract individual pages, such as pages 2, 4, and 7. This is especially helpful when you need only a few worksheets or selected pages from a larger document.
The Fixed option divides a PDF into groups containing a specified number of pages. For example, a 20-page PDF can be separated into four PDF files containing five pages each.
Our free Split PDF Online tool is useful for students, teachers, and office users who need to organize documents. You can separate chapters from educational books, extract selected worksheets, or divide large reports into smaller files that are easier to share and manage.
The My Skill Star PDF splitter processes files locally in your browser rather than uploading them to our server. This helps protect the privacy of your documents. Password-protected or unusually complex PDFs may not be supported, and splitting digitally signed documents may invalidate their signatures.
Learn more about PDF documents from Adobe's official PDF guide ↗ .