Utilitly's Split PDF tool separates a single PDF into smaller documents — either by pulling out specific pages or by dividing it into ranges — all inside your browser. Unlike most online splitters that upload your file to a server, this one processes everything locally with WebAssembly, so confidential documents never leave your device.
It's the fast way to grab just the pages that matter: a single contract clause, one chapter of a report, or the receipts you actually need — without sending the whole document to the cloud.
There's no upload and no server copy. Your PDF is read, split, and re-saved on your own computer, so sensitive files stay private. If you've searched for how to split a PDF without uploading it anywhere, this tool is private by architecture, not just by promise.
Pull out one page, a continuous range (say pages 5–12), or several separate sections at once. Choose whether the result is a single combined extract or multiple standalone files. What you preview is exactly what you download.
They overlap, and Utilitly does both. Splitting usually means dividing a document into multiple files — for example, breaking a 100-page PDF into ten 10-page files. Extracting means pulling specific pages out into a new PDF while leaving the rest behind. Use whichever matches your goal; the tool handles both from the same screen.
Yes — your file never actually goes online. Splitting happens entirely in your browser with WebAssembly, so the PDF is never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on a server. It's safe for confidential documents.
That's how Utilitly works. There's no upload step — your file is read, split, and saved locally, with nothing sent to the cloud.
Add your file, then select the exact pages or page ranges you want. Utilitly pulls them into a new PDF and leaves the original untouched.
Yes. Choose a continuous range — for example pages 10 through 25 — and Utilitly extracts just that range into a separate file. You can define multiple ranges in one pass.
Yes. You can divide a document into multiple standalone PDFs in a single operation, rather than repeating the process file by file.
No. Your extracted pages come out clean, with no Utilitly watermark or branding.
Yes. Because there's no upload, large files aren't limited by your connection speed. Very large documents depend on your device's memory, but most everyday files split in seconds.
No. Splitting is free and requires no account, email, or payment — just open the page and go.