1Upload your Word document (.doc or .docx) by clicking "Choose File" or dragging and dropping
2There is nothing to set: the document is split at its page breaks, or before each Heading 1 when it has none
3Click the "Split" button to separate your document
4Download your split Word documents as a ZIP archive
Wehewehea te Tuhinga Kupu Ngā Pātai Auau
What is the Split Word tool?
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This free online tool separates a Word document into multiple files. Extract specific pages or split by sections.
How can I split the document?
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There is nothing to set: the document is split at its page breaks, or before each Heading 1 when it has none.
What format are the output files?
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Output files are individual Word documents (.docx), each listed as its own download. A paid plan adds one ZIP download with all of them.
Will splitting affect formatting?
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Each split document maintains the original formatting and styles.
Is there a page limit?
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Free users can split documents up to 100 pages. Premium users have higher limits.
Ka taea e au te mahi i ngā pūranga maha i tētahi wā?
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Several files in one job need a paid plan. Free use is one file per conversion, one conversion an hour. On a paid plan you can add several files to one job, then download each result on its own or all of them in one ZIP.
Ka mahi tēnei utauta i runga i ngā pūrere pāpāho?
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Heoi, ka mahi a tātau utauta i runga i ngā pūrere katoa tae atu ki ngā tāngata whakahuahua me ngā tātaitai me tētahi kaituhi whakahuahua o nāianei.
He aha nga kaitirotiro e tautokona ana?
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Ka mahi a tātau utauta ki ngā kaitiaki tītohunga katoa o nāianei tae atu ki a Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, me Opera.
Kua pupuritia anō a ahau ngā pūranga?
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Uploaded files are processed on our own conversion servers, nobody looks at them, and they are not shared. The upload and the converted file are both deleted automatically about 24 hours after the conversion, which leaves time to download the result. See /privacy/ for the full policy.
He aha mēnā kāore te whakataki i te tīmata?
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Ka tirohia te poukapa whakahuahua. Ka taea te whakawātea i te wā e whakawāteatia ai te pūrere.
Ka pā tēnei ki te āhuatanga?
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It depends on the formats. A lossless target such as PNG, WAV or FLAC keeps what the source holds; a lossy target such as JPG, MP3 or MP4 is usually re-encoded, which trades some detail for a smaller file.
Me waihanga i a au i tētahi pūnaha tātai?
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Kāore he tatau e hiahiatia ana mō te whakamahi taketake. Ka hoatu e te waihanga tētahi tatau te āheitanga ki ngā āhuatanga tāpiri me ngā tepe tiketike ake.
