Exact Page Targeting
Each bookmark's destination page becomes the precise cut point.
Let your PDF's own bookmark structure determine every split point. Automatic, accurate, and free.

Page-range splitting requires you to know exactly which pages correspond to each section. Bookmark splitting doesn't.
When you split a PDF at its bookmarks, the tool reads the document's built-in outline - the same data your PDF reader uses to show the table of contents panel - and automatically identifies the exact page where each section begins.
This eliminates counting, guessing, and manual entry. Even a 600-page technical manual can be split into 40 correctly bounded section files in under a minute.
The tool reads PDF outline entries and uses their target pages as split boundaries.
The tool reads the PDF outline (bookmark tree) immediately on upload.
Every bookmark entry is shown with its name. Each one is a split point.
Each section - from one bookmark's page to the next - is saved as a standalone PDF.

No page miscounts, no missed sections, no manual work.
Each bookmark's destination page becomes the precise cut point.
Handles multi-level bookmark trees for complex document structures.
Output files are named after their bookmark titles for easy identification.
Zero typing of page ranges - the bookmark data does it all.
Your document is processed over a secure HTTPS connection.
Split at bookmarks on any device, including phones and tablets.
PDF bookmarks store the exact page number (and even scroll position) of each section. By splitting at these stored coordinates, iMZi PDF guarantees no content is ever cut mid-sentence or mid-page.
Any well-structured PDF with a bookmark outline is a perfect candidate.
Find answers to common questions about this tool.
Upload your PDF and let the bookmark outline define every split - automatically.