Choose how many pages go into each file and get one PDF per chunk. Everything runs in your browser — no upload, no account, no copy on anyone else’s server.
Merge, split, rotate, add page numbers — all inside your browser
Most free online splitters upload your document to their server, process it there and keep a copy — some for hours, some indefinitely. For a contract, a payslip, a medical record or a scan of your ID, that is an extra copy of your data sitting on someone else’s disk.
PDFSift has no upload step to begin with. The PDF is opened inside the browser tab, split page by page and handed back as a download. Once the page has loaded you can switch off the network and keep working — that is the easiest way to check the claim yourself.
Free: 3 files per job, 25 MB per file, 10 jobs a day, no account needed. Pro is a one-time $29 and raises this to 100 files per job, 500 MB each, unlimited exports, batch mode and page numbering.
Page-level only: this web app splits at page boundaries — it cannot tell that a single page holds twelve invoices. Text-aware splitting lives in the desktop version; the web tool is its general-purpose core.
Yes for occasional use: 3 files per job up to 25 MB each, 10 jobs per day, no sign-up. Pro is optional, one-time, and not a subscription.
Open your browser’s developer tools, switch to the Network tab and split a file — no request carries the document. Then reload the page, disconnect your network and split again: it still works.
Yes — use Keep pages (for example 1-3,5,8-10) to extract ranges into a new file, or Remove pages to cut them out. Split handles the “one file per N pages” case.
Yes. Splitting works on page objects, so there is no text extraction or OCR involved — scans, filled forms and image-only PDFs behave the same as digital ones.
It runs in modern mobile browsers, but very large files are limited by the phone’s memory. For 20 MB+ documents a desktop browser is the safer choice.
Merge several PDFs into one, keep or remove specific pages, rotate a document or stamp page numbers — all under the same no-upload rule.
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