Cut a handbook into 10-page chapters
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Split PDF every N pages
Split one PDF into several files by a fixed number of pages. Useful when a long document needs to be cut into equal blocks.
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- Files up to 200 MB
- Deleted after 120 minutes
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Why it is useful
- ✓Precise cutting by a fixed page count.
- ✓Works in the browser without installing software.
- ✓Good for batch preparation of equal parts.
How to use it
Step 1
Upload the PDF file.
Step 2
Set after how many pages to make a cut.
Step 3
Start processing.
Step 4
Download the file set and check part boundaries.
When to use it
Break a large scan into equal batches
Prepare parts for different recipients
What to check before sharing
- Check that the page count is set correctly.
- The last part may be shorter than the others.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, set the number of pages per part.
Remaining pages go into the last, shorter file.
No. The basic workflow is available without creating an account.
Files are used only for the selected operation and are automatically deleted after processing is finished. We do not use uploaded documents to train AI models.
FAQ
Answers to common questions about iHatePDF: whether registration is required, how files are processed, where to check limits, and whether it's safe to upload documents.
Limits
iHatePDF limits depend on the selected tool, current service configuration, and plan. Current values are shown in the upload interface. Formats: PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML.
Security
How ihatepdf.pro handles your files: temporary processing, automatic deletion after processing, no AI model training.
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