Ruler is in inches. Numbers at the right edge are output pages.
Got a PDF that is one very long page, from a tablet note or a scanner? Drop it in and get normal Letter or A4 pages. Free, and your file never leaves your browser.
New here? See how it works in one minute.Ruler is in inches. Numbers at the right edge are output pages.
Some apps and scanners save a whole note as one giant page. This tool cuts that page into regular pages at the size you choose, so you can print, share or file it like any other PDF.
Automatic mode looks for the white space between paragraphs and pictures, so lines of text and images are not sliced in half.
Every cut is a dashed line you can move. Its label tells you whether it sits in a gap or passes through content.
Put a cut above and below something you do not want, like a checklist, then untick it. It is skipped in the new PDF.
No. The whole job runs inside your browser. Your PDF is read on your own device and the new PDF is built there too. Nothing is sent to a server.
No. You get a new PDF. The original stays exactly as it was.
Yes. The tool cuts the original page into pieces without re-drawing it, so text stays crisp and scanned images are not compressed again.
Letter (portrait or landscape), A4, Legal, Tabloid, A5, or any custom size you type in.
Some note apps and scanners save a whole note or scan as one continuous page instead of breaking it into sheets as they go. Regular PDF tools split a file between pages, so they cannot help here.
Yes. If the file has several pages, pick the one you want to slice from the Page to slice menu.
It is built to work in a phone browser. Placing cuts is easier on a computer with a mouse, and very long pages load faster there.
Yes. There is no account to make and nothing to install.
The guide shows each step with a short demo.