Does FixTools upload my PDF to a server?

No. FixTools PDF Splitter is entirely client-side. Your PDF file is loaded into your browser memory and processed there using JavaScript. It is never sent to FixTools servers or any third party.

Can I use the PDF Splitter offline?

Once the FixTools page is loaded, the JavaScript tools can process files without an active internet connection. The initial page load requires internet, but subsequent splits do not send network requests.

How do I know my PDF is not being uploaded?

You can open your browser's Network tab in Developer Tools while using the PDF Splitter. You will see no file upload requests — confirming all processing is local.

Is browser-based PDF splitting as accurate as desktop software?

Yes. The PDF.js library used by browser-based tools is the same engine that powers PDF viewing in Firefox and Chrome, and it handles PDF structure accurately.

Which browsers support FixTools PDF Splitter?

Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge on desktop and mobile are all supported. Internet Explorer is not supported.

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Split PDF Directly in Your Browser

FixTools uses client-side JavaScript to split your PDF entirely within your browser window. Your file never gets uploaded to a server, never passes through the cloud, and never touches FixTools' infrastructure. It's the most private way to split a PDF online.

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Cost: Free forever
Sign-up: Not required
Processing: In your browser
Privacy: Files stay local

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100% client-side — no server uploads

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Works offline after initial page load

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All processing happens in your browser — your files are never uploaded to any server.

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How to use this tool

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Upload your PDF — it stays local in your browser. Split by page range or individual pages. Download results directly from your browser. Internet connection only needed to load the page initially.

How It Works

Step-by-step guide to split pdf directly in your browser:

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Open the PDF Splitter in your browser
Navigate to the FixTools PDF Splitter in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge. No extensions or plugins needed.
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Upload your PDF locally
Click the upload area and select your PDF. The file is loaded into your browser memory — it is not sent anywhere.
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Choose split options
Select your split method: page ranges, individual pages, or equal-size parts.
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Split in browser
Click "Split PDF." All processing runs in the browser using JavaScript — no server requests are made.
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Download from browser
Download the result directly from your browser to your device.