Can I extract just one page instead of splitting the whole document?

Yes — enter a single page number as the range and Documateo exports just that page as its own PDF.

Does splitting affect the quality of the pages?

No. Pages are copied out exactly as they exist in the source file — no recompression, no rasterizing.

What happens to bookmarks and links after splitting?

Links that point to pages outside the split range won't resolve, since that content is no longer in the output file — this is a structural limit of splitting, not specific to Documateo.

PDF Tool

Split PDF

Extract a page range or split every page into its own file. Runs entirely in your browser.

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Drag a PDF here, or click to browse

Single file · Max 100.0 MB

How it works

1
Upload the PDF you want to split.
2
Choose specific page ranges, or split into individual single-page files.
3
Click Split to process it in your browser.
4
Download the resulting files individually or as a ZIP.

Split PDF — frequently asked questions

Can I extract just one page instead of splitting the whole document?: Yes — enter a single page number as the range and Documateo exports just that page as its own PDF.
Does splitting affect the quality of the pages?: No. Pages are copied out exactly as they exist in the source file — no recompression, no rasterizing.
What happens to bookmarks and links after splitting?: Links that point to pages outside the split range won't resolve, since that content is no longer in the output file — this is a structural limit of splitting, not specific to Documateo.