Break a multi-page PDF into separate single-page files in one step. Download every page together as a ZIP, or download just the pages you need. Handy when a scanned batch needs to be filed page by page.
Choose a PDF and split it into individual pages.
Scanning a stack of paperwork usually produces one long PDF. Filing each page against the right participant or record then means pulling the file apart by hand. Splitting does that in a single step so each page can be filed, shared or checked on its own.
The ZIP contains every page of the document as its own PDF, however long the file is.
Thumbnails of the pages are shown so you can find the page you need and download it on its own.
Splitting produces new files. Your original PDF is not changed.
Use Extract Pages to pull selected pages into a single new PDF instead of one file per page.
Every action is tied to the staff member who ran it and timestamped. Output files are automatically deleted after a set retention window, so you stay audit-ready without the file clutter.
A ZIP file containing each page of the document as its own PDF.
Yes. After splitting, click a page thumbnail and download that page on its own.
For long documents the preview shows the first 60 pages. The ZIP always contains every page.
Splitting creates one file for every page. Extracting lets you choose specific pages and puts them together in one new PDF.
No. Splitting creates new files and leaves your original untouched.
Access is controlled in Admin Tools. You decide which staff can use Document Tools.
Register your interest and we'll walk you through splitting and the other document tools your staff would actually use.