SplitPDF / Individual pages
Split PDF into individual pages
One file per page, or one file per 2, 5 or 50 pages. Useful for batches of scanned invoices, stacks of forms, or handing each chapter of a course pack to a different person.
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What "every N pages" produces
| Document | N | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 30 scanned receipts, one per page | 1 | 30 files, 1 page each |
| 40 two-page application forms | 2 | 20 files, 2 pages each |
| 25-page handout | 10 | 3 files: 10, 10 and 5 pages |
| Uneven chapters | – | Use bookmarks or custom ranges |
Separating hundreds of pages is fine: each file is built and handed to the ZIP one at a time, so memory stays in check. Mail merges produced as one long PDF are the classic case; if each letter is a fixed length, N equal to that length gives you one file per recipient.
Questions about separating pages
How do I split a PDF into individual pages?
Open the PDF, keep "Every N pages" at 1 and press Split PDF. Each page becomes its own PDF, and all of them arrive in one ZIP.
How are the single-page files named?
By default as name_part01.pdf, name_part02.pdf and so on, zero-padded so they sort correctly. Change the pattern under "File names & download"; {from} and {to} insert the page numbers.
Can I split every 2 pages, e.g. for double-sided forms?
Yes. Set N to 2 and each file holds a pair of pages. Any N works: 10-page chunks for a long report, 3 for three-page forms.
What if the page count doesn't divide evenly?
The last file gets the remainder. A 25-page PDF split every 10 pages gives files of 10, 10 and 5 pages.
Can I get separate downloads instead of a ZIP?
Yes. Untick "Download multiple files as one ZIP" and save the files one by one from the results list.