PDF teilen
PDF-Dateien in mehrere Dokumente aufteilen. Extrahieren Sie einzelne Seiten oder teilen Sie nach Bereichen.
Clear file handling
Built for real workflows
Progress and feedback
Useful options, not clutter
Upload PDF File
Drag and drop a PDF file here, or click to browse.
Split a PDF into the pages you actually need
Separate a large PDF into smaller documents or extract selected pages. It is useful when a single report contains several sections, or when an upload system accepts only part of a document.
Split or extract?
Use splitting when you want several new documents from one PDF. Use page extraction when you only need a selected set of pages, such as pages 1, 5–8, and 12.
Keep the original safe
Splitting creates new output files; it does not replace your source. Keep the original until you have checked the resulting page ranges and filenames.
Smart workflow
Do more in the same workflow
Build from the job you started: batch compatible files, keep the right output format, then move straight into the next useful step without hunting through the site.
Input
Output
Batch
1 file per run
1 file per run. Use one run when the files share the same task.
Choose a related operation below instead of starting from scratch.
Results stay focused on download, preview and the next useful action.
No fixed file-size limit per configured tool limit.
Natural next steps
Continue with a related tool using the same file workflow.
Smart workflows
Finish the job, not just the file
Use the existing tool graph to continue into useful next steps. Bulk and output-packaging capabilities are surfaced automatically where the underlying tool supports them.
Split → compress → share
Bulk-readyCreate smaller independent PDFs and optimize them for email or upload limits.
- Split Pdf
- Compress PdfBulk processing · ZIP-ready output · Smart size controls
Best when individual sections need separate delivery.
ContinueSplit and shrink the outputs
Bulk-readyCreate smaller PDF sections for upload or sharing.
- Split Pdf
- Compress PdfBulk processing · ZIP-ready output · Smart size controls
Best when each resulting file has a size limit.
ContinueSmart workflows
Get more from this tool
MAXScanner connects the current task to useful next steps instead of sending you back to a generic tool catalogue.
Practical guide
Splitting a PDF is often the first step in a larger document job: isolate the pages you need, then send those pages into the next workflow instead of repeatedly handling the entire document.
Useful for
- Extracting a chapter or section
- Separating invoices or reports
- Creating smaller documents from a large scan
Quick answers
Can I split only selected pages?
Yes. The workflow is intended for extracting the portions of a document that you actually need.
What should I do with the extracted files?
They can continue into compression, conversion, protection or another relevant document workflow.
Why split before another conversion?
It avoids converting pages that are irrelevant to the task and can make the final output easier to manage.
Make the next step easier
Separate pages or sections into useful PDF files instead of sending an entire document when only part of it matters.
Page ranges and selected pages
Multiple output documents
Useful for large reports and statements
Continue to compression or packaging
A smoother workflow
- 1Add the source PDF
- 2Choose ranges or individual pages
- 3Review the output groups
- 4Create and download the resulting PDFs
A human tip
Splitting is often about sharing less, not making more files
A 70-page PDF can be perfectly valid and still be the wrong file to send. Splitting lets you keep the source intact while creating focused copies for a person, form, case or department. The useful part is knowing exactly which pages become each output.
Split a PDF into the pages you actually need
Separate a large PDF into smaller documents or extract selected pages. It is useful when a single report contains several sections, or when an upload system accepts only part of a document.
Split or extract?
Use splitting when you want several new documents from one PDF. Use page extraction when you only need a selected set of pages, such as pages 1, 5–8, and 12.
Keep the original safe
Splitting creates new output files; it does not replace your source. Keep the original until you have checked the resulting page ranges and filenames.
About This Tool
Mit "PDF teilen" können Sie ein einzelnes PDF in mehrere kleinere Dateien aufteilen. Perfekt, um Kapitel zu extrahieren oder kombinierte Dokumente wieder zu trennen.
How to Use
PDF hochladen
Wählen Sie das PDF aus, das Sie aufteilen möchten.
Methode wählen
Wählen Sie zwischen Seitenbereichen, Einzel-Extraktion oder Aufteilung in festen Intervallen.
Teilen und Speichern
Klicken Sie auf "Teilen" und laden Sie die Ergebnisse (ggf. als ZIP) herunter.
Use Cases
Kapitel extrahieren
Teilen Sie ein Buch in einzelne Kapitel auf.
Sammelscans trennen
Trennen Sie einen Stapelscan in die ursprünglichen Einzeldokumente.
Handouts erstellen
Extrahieren Sie nur die relevanten Folien einer Präsentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kann ich das PDF in jede einzelne Seite zerlegen?+
Ja, wählen Sie die Option "Jede Seite einzeln speichern".
Bleiben Lesezeichen erhalten?+
Lesezeichen, die auf die extrahierten Seiten verweisen, bleiben in der neuen Datei bestehen.
Wie erhalte ich die Dateien?+
Bei mehreren Dateien werden diese bequem in einem ZIP-Archiv zusammengefasst.
Smart workflows
Finish the job, not just the file
Use the existing tool graph to continue into useful next steps. Bulk and output-packaging capabilities are surfaced automatically where the underlying tool supports them.
Split → compress → share
Bulk-readyCreate smaller independent PDFs and optimize them for email or upload limits.
- Split Pdf
- Compress PdfBulk processing · ZIP-ready output · Smart size controls
Best when individual sections need separate delivery.
ContinueSplit and shrink the outputs
Bulk-readyCreate smaller PDF sections for upload or sharing.
- Split Pdf
- Compress PdfBulk processing · ZIP-ready output · Smart size controls
Best when each resulting file has a size limit.
Continue