Split a PDF into individual pages

How splitting works and what you get back

Drop one PDF and DocMak reads its page count, then creates a separate single-page PDF for every page, copying that page's content, fonts and vector data intact. Each file downloads in sequence with a short pause between saves so the browser can flush every download, and files are named after the original with a page number appended so the original order stays obvious in your downloads folder.

Nothing is uploaded — the split runs in the page itself, which matters when the document is a passport copy, an Emirates ID scan, a bank statement or a signed agreement. Page content is copied, not re-rendered, so text remains selectable and print quality is unchanged.

Typical uses

• Pull the signature page out of a long agreement to send on its own
• Separate a multi-page scan into per-document files before filing or uploading
• Split a batch of receipts scanned in one pass into individual expense attachments
• Prepare page-by-page files for a portal that accepts only one document per field