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Split a PDF by file size or bookmarks

Parts under a set size in MB

Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.

You can pick several PDFs. Each gets its own result, and you can also download them all as one ZIP.

Keep the original. Editing a PDF can invalidate a digital signature, and special features, forms and bookmarks may not carry over to the new file.

Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

When a portal or email caps attachment size, this tool splits a PDF into parts so that none goes over your limit, for example 10 MB. A page is never cut in half, so if one page alone is over the limit, compress it first. The other mode splits the document into chapters using its bookmarks.

How it works

The limit applies to each part separately, so the ZIP holding all of them will be bigger. When splitting by bookmarks, any pages before the first bookmark become their own opening part.

Choose the PDF, set the maximum size in MB and press “Save PDF”.

Worked example

A grant portal accepts files up to 10 MB, and your project documentation weighs 26 MB. Set the limit to 10 and you'll get three or four PDFs, each under 10 MB, to upload one after another.

Questions people ask

Does the limit apply to the ZIP too?

No. The ZIP holds every part, so it's much larger.

What if a single page is bigger than the limit?

The job stops and tells you which page it is. Raise the limit or compress the PDF first.

How is a megabyte counted?

As 1,048,576 bytes, the same as Windows. If a service counts 1,000,000, leave a little headroom and enter, say, 9.5 instead of 10.

How do I email a PDF that's too large?

Split it here into parts under your provider's limit (Gmail allows 25 MB in total per email) and send them in separate emails.

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Updated: 13 November 2026