Split & Organize PDF

Keep the pages you need. Split, reorder, rotate or delete pages, with original text and image quality.

No files uploaded to a server

Use the focused tool, then carry originals and current settings into the editor.

  • See every page
  • Drag to reorder
  • Rotate & delete
  • Split & merge

Filled forms become read-only when pages are copied. Encrypted PDFs, XFA forms, digital signatures and empty signature fields are not supported.

About Batch and Interactive Editor

How to use Interactive Editor

  1. Choose Interactive Editor to open originals, or use Edit in editor to carry your current settings across.
  2. Edit supported text and images, add content, fill forms, place signatures or arrange pages. Undo and Redo let you try changes.
  3. Use Export to save a PDF, or save a project to keep the document editable.

Each mode retains its own session until reload. Batch keeps its settings and results when you switch modes. Nothing is saved automatically.

Some PDF content cannot be separated into editable objects. Those pages keep their original appearance as a page background; you can add content over them.

How it works

How to split and organize a PDF

  1. Open a PDF. Every page appears as a card with its number; drag cards to reorder them, or hover a card to rotate, preview or delete it. Use + at a page edge to insert a blank page or another PDF there.
  2. Click pages to select them (Shift-click for a range, or Select → Odd / Even / Pages by number), then rotate, delete or Keep only from the toolbar. Undo and Redo restore your work.
  3. Under Save as, choose Split into parts and click the scissors between two pages to cut there. You can also split every N pages or every page. To save the edited document as one file instead, choose One PDF. Then download the PDF or ZIP.

Split a cover from the body pages

Add the four-page practice report, a public synthetic document with Cover, Checklist, Schedule and Diagram pages. Under Save as, choose Split into parts, keep At cuts and place one scissors cut after page 1.

Click Split into 2 PDFs and preview both results. The first should contain only the cover titled Practice report; the second should contain Checklist, Schedule and Diagram in that order. Download both or the ZIP. A cut divides at the current page position; selecting a page alone does not create a split.

To keep only the middle pages instead, select Checklist and Schedule and choose Keep only, then One PDF. The two-page result keeps selectable text; copied form answers become read-only.

Frequently asked questions

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Are my PDFs uploaded or saved?

No. Reading, previews and export happen in your browser. File contents and filenames are not sent to Toolkitta. Keep this tab open until you download; reloading clears your files and edits. Website hosting and performance measurement are described in our Privacy notice.

How do selecting, cutting and page order work?

The big number on each card is its position in the output; the smaller label shows its original page number (and its file, when you have added several). Selecting pages is for acting on them: rotate, delete, drag them together, or Keep only to extract them. Odd and Even select by the original page number in each file, so the fronts or backs of a duplex scan can be handled at once. To split, choose Split into parts: At cuts creates a new PDF after every scissors mark you set (or type positions such as 3, 7), Every N pages cuts the document into equal chunks with the remainder last, and Every page saves each page separately.

Does this preserve text and image quality?

Original page content is copied without converting pages into images or recompressing images. Existing selectable text, vector drawings, page sizes and crop boxes are retained. Rotation is added to the original page orientation. Scans remain scans; this tool does not add OCR. Output size can increase because each separate PDF needs its own structure and resources.

Can I undo page deletion or rotation?

Yes. Undo and Redo (Ctrl+Z or ⌘Z, and Shift for redo) track your last 40 changes to pages, rotation, order and cuts. Your original PDF on disk is never modified. Editing pages or save settings clears old results so they cannot be mistaken for the current export.

Can I use the keyboard?

Yes. Tab to the pages, then use the arrow keys to move between them, Space to select, Shift with an arrow to extend the selection, Alt with the left or right arrow to move the page (or the selected pages), R and Shift+R to rotate, Delete to remove, Enter to preview, Ctrl+A or ⌘A to select all and Escape to clear the selection.

What are the limits and unsupported documents?

Add up to 20 PDFs, 50 MB each and 200 MB in total, with up to 300 pages per file and 1,000 pages in the workspace; each saved PDF can hold up to 300 pages. Encrypted PDFs, XFA forms, digital signatures and empty signature fields are not supported; export an unencrypted copy without digital-signature fields in your PDF application first. When pages are copied, standard form fields are flattened: saved values become read-only page content. Large or complex files can use considerable browser memory; use a smaller document if your device struggles.

Are bookmarks, links, metadata and deleted content removed?

When pages are copied into a new PDF, document-level bookmarks, attachments and settings are not carried over, while page annotations and embedded data can remain, and internal links may point to pages that are no longer included. When a file keeps every page in its original order and only rotation changes, the file is updated in place and keeps them. Deleting or excluding a page is not secure redaction, metadata removal or sanitization: shared resources can retain data. Use a dedicated redaction tool for confidential information and review your output before sharing.

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Edit the document

Use the complete page workspace for supported text and image edits, forms and signatures.