Split PDF
Extract a page range into a new PDF.
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Processed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
About the Split PDF
Pull specific pages out of a PDF and save them as a new file. The Split PDF tool reads your document locally, lets you type page ranges like 1-3, 5, 8-10, and extracts just those pages — all in the browser, with nothing uploaded. It's the fastest way to grab a chapter, a single form, or a handful of pages from a large PDF.
How to use it
- 1Drop in the PDF you want to split — the tool reads its page count instantly.
- 2Type the pages to keep using commas and ranges, e.g. 1-3, 5, 8-10.
- 3Check the helper text to confirm the range is valid for this document.
- 4Click Extract pages to download a new PDF containing only those pages.
How page ranges work
You can mix individual pages and ranges freely. "2" grabs a single page, "4-9" grabs a run of pages, and "1, 3, 10-12" combines both. Pages are extracted in the order they appear in the original document. If you enter a page that doesn't exist, it's simply ignored, so a range like 1-999 safely extracts everything up to the last page.
Common uses
- Extracting one chapter or section from a long report or ebook.
- Separating a single signed page from a multi-page contract.
- Pulling just the pages you need to email, without sending the whole file.
Frequently asked questions
- Does splitting change my original PDF?
- No. Your original file is left untouched — the tool creates a brand-new PDF with only the pages you selected.
- Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
- Yes. Enter them separated by commas, for example 1, 4, 7-9, and they'll all be collected into a single output file.
- Is the file uploaded to split it?
- No. Everything runs locally in your browser, so the document never leaves your device.