Yes, there are several tools—both online and offline—that can automatically split a PDF file by page range. Here are some recommended options:
✅ Offline Tools
1. PDFtk (PDF Toolkit)
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Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
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Usage:
pdftk input.pdf cat 1-100 output part1.pdf pdftk input.pdf cat 101-end output part2.pdf -
Pros: Lightweight, scriptable
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Cons: Command-line only
2. Adobe Acrobat Pro
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Platform: Windows, macOS (paid)
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Steps:
- Open PDF → Organize Pages → Split → Choose By number of pages
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Pros: GUI-based, robust
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Cons: Paid software
3. PDFsam Basic (Free and Open Source)
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Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
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Steps:
- Choose Split → Select split after page 100
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Pros: Easy to use, visual interface
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Website: https://pdfsam.org
✅ Online Tools
⚠️ Be cautious when uploading sensitive or confidential files.
1. iLovePDF
- Website: https://www.ilovepdf.com/split_pdf
- Allows custom or range-based splitting.
2. Smallpdf
- Website: https://www.smallpdf.com/split-pdf
3. PDF24 Tools
- Website: https://tools.pdf24.org/en/split-pdf
- No upload required (works locally in your browser).
Would you prefer a GUI-based method or a command-line tool? I can help you set it up or write a script.
