Split a PDF into two equal halves
Divide any document neatly into Part 1 and Part 2 with a single click. Ideal for two-sided agreements, binding signatures, and volume limits.
How the halfway point is calculated for odd page counts
When a document has an even number of pages (e.g. 20 pages), dividing it in half is straightforward: Part 1 receives pages 1 through 10, and Part 2 receives pages 11 through 20. When your file contains an odd number of pages (for instance, a 21-page agreement), our algorithm assigns the middle page to the first half. Therefore, Part 1 holds pages 1 to 11, and Part 2 contains pages 12 to 21.
If your project calls for each sheet to exist independently, you can split into individual pages instead.
Common uses (booklets, two-sided agreements)
Two-Part Commercial Agreements
Frequently contracts consist of general terms followed by specific project milestones. Halving the document lets you route terms to legal and specifications to technical reviewers.
Booklet & Manual Binding
Print shops and self-publishers regularly divide large manuals into Volume A and Volume B for saddle-stitch and wire binding limitations.
If your primary reason for dividing a document is staying below email limits rather than page count symmetry, you can split by target file size instead.