Choose one multi-page PDF
Drop or browse for a readable, unencrypted PDF up to 10 MB and 100 pages. A one-page file has nothing to split.
PDF TOOLS - PAGE SEPARATION
Drag a PDF into this panel, or browse your computer to choose one.
The selected file stays only in this browser session while you work.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT CUT
Choose Every page when each sheet needs an independent file. Choose Page groups when related pages should stay together.
HOW IT WORKS
The service keeps source order, numbers each part, and reports the real page and output-file totals after processing.
Drop or browse for a readable, unencrypted PDF up to 10 MB and 100 pages. A one-page file has nothing to split.
Create one PDF per page, or enter how many consecutive pages each grouped output should contain.
The archive keeps the source name and adds _nirmion_tools_split.zip. Its PDF members are numbered in source-page order.
REVIEW DOCUMENT STRUCTURE
Page content stays in order, but document-wide bookmarks, cross-page forms, attachments, and digital signatures may not work the same after splitting. Keep the original and review important outputs before sharing them.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Browsers handle one download more reliably than dozens of automatic downloads. The ZIP keeps all numbered PDF parts together.
Nirmion creates a shorter final PDF. For example, 12 pages grouped by 5 become groups of 5, 5, and 2 pages.
No. The source stays unchanged. The service reads it in memory and returns new PDFs inside a ZIP archive.
Use one readable, unencrypted PDF between 2 and 100 pages and no larger than 10 MB. The generated parts and ZIP must remain within the 50 MB processing ceiling.
ONLINE PDF SPLITTER
Nirmion splits a multi-page PDF into one file per page or fixed-size groups of consecutive pages. Each output receives a numbered filename that identifies its part and page range, so the original order remains clear after extraction.
Every generated PDF is packaged in <source>_nirmion_tools_split.zip for one reliable browser download. The result reports source pages, output files, upload size, ZIP size, split plan, and real processing time without modifying the original document.