Navigate to vspic.com/split-pdf, open your document, and enter page ranges such as 1-10 for the introduction and 11-25 for the appendix. VSPIC extracts each range into a separate PDF inside your browser using local PDF manipulation libraries. No executable install, no paid Acrobat subscription, and no account signup stands between you and finished files. Download individual splits or a ZIP containing every segment.

Yes. Specify a single page number like 7 to export only that page as a standalone PDF. This is useful for sharing one invoice from a statement packet, one slide from a conference deck, or one signed form from a closing document. The extracted PDF preserves fonts, images, and vector graphics from the original page without recompression artifacts.

Define as many ranges as needed — for example, split a textbook into twelve chapter files by entering twelve ranges. VSPIC does not limit segment count for free users. Very large documents may take longer on mobile devices, so consider splitting on desktop browsers with more RAM when working with scanned thousand-page archives. Batch results download conveniently as a ZIP when multiple outputs are produced.

No. Split PDF copies page content into new files without re-encoding embedded images, similar to our merge tool. Text and graphics remain identical to the source. If you later compress splits for email, use Compress PDF as a separate deliberate step so you control quality trade-offs. Password-protected PDFs should be unlocked first for reliable splitting.

Yes. Open Split PDF in mobile Safari or Chrome, select your file from Downloads or cloud storage apps, and define the page range to extract. The split PDF can be shared through your phone’s native share sheet without transferring the full original. Mobile memory limits apply to very large scans, but typical business PDFs split quickly on modern phones.

Split PDF creates multiple new files from selected ranges while leaving the concept of division explicit — ideal when each chapter becomes its own deliverable. Remove PDF Pages deletes unwanted pages inside a single output document — better when you want one cleaned file instead of several. Use Split when recipients need separate attachments; use Remove when you trim junk pages from one report.

Never. Your document is processed entirely in browser memory on your machine. VSPIC does not transmit PDF bytes to vspic.com servers. This local model suits legal discovery, patient records, and proprietary engineering drawings that must not touch third-party infrastructure. Disconnect from the internet after page load and splitting still works.

After downloading the ZIP, rename each split file with chapter numbers or client matter IDs for clarity. Merge PDF can recombine splits later if you change your mind about grouping. For archival systems, split along logical boundaries — contracts vs exhibits — so search and retrieval stay manageable. Add Page Numbers PDF afterward if each split needs continuous numbering across a series.