Logically Bounded Files
Each output contains a complete, coherent section rather than arbitrary pages.
Get one standalone PDF for every bookmarked section in your document - no guessing, no manual work.

Reports, standards documents, and policy guides are typically organized into clearly defined sections - each anchored by a bookmark.
By splitting along those section boundaries, you get individual files that are easy to route to the right reviewer, publish independently, or archive as self-contained records.
Section-based splitting is more meaningful than arbitrary page splitting because it preserves the author's intended logical groupings rather than imposing artificial breakpoints.
Automated section detection makes the process instant.
Open iMZi PDF and upload your document. The tool reads the section bookmarks immediately.
All detected bookmarked sections are displayed. You can filter to include only specific sections.
After clicking Split PDF, download a ZIP containing one file per section.

Logic-driven splitting produces cleaner, more useful output files.
Each output contains a complete, coherent section rather than arbitrary pages.
Files are named after the section bookmark for instant identification.
Export all sections or only those matching a keyword filter.
Every page is accounted for and placed in the correct section file.
Section content stays private - files are deleted after your download.
No cost and no account needed for section-based splitting.
When you send stakeholders a 200-page policy document, most will read only their relevant section. Splitting into sections upfront reduces friction, speeds up review cycles, and makes it easier to track which sections have been approved.
These document types have well-defined section structures in their bookmarks.
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Let bookmark-defined sections guide the split - every output is logically complete.