Split PDF by MB
Make consecutive parts under a chosen byte limit; oversized single pages are labelled.
Processed & stored in India
Document files are automatically deleted after one hour.
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Choose fileUp to 25 MB per file
What this tool does
Split into consecutive groups measured from the actual saved PDF bytes. Each completed part aims below your decimal-MB limit. A single page that is already too large is returned with an oversize name and an explicit missed-limit status.
Inputs are up to 25 MB each, subject to the existing plan page limit. Text input is up to 500 KB. Jobs have a 90-second processing deadline and a 128 MB output budget. Existing upload checks, virus scan, queue and automatic deletion apply. Changed PDFs lose valid digital signatures.
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Enter the maximum size allowed for each part.
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Run the split and inspect every part’s byte size.
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Use the ZIP only after checking for oversize warnings.
Files are processed in India, virus-scanned, and deleted automatically after one hour.
Common questions
Does 1 MB mean 1,000,000 bytes?
Yes. Actual output bytes determine whether the target is met.
Can splitting shrink one huge page?
No. Compress that page or lower its image resolution separately if the recipient permits.
Will the page order change?
No. Parts contain consecutive pages in the original order.