Split PDF

What Split PDF does

Split PDF extracts specific pages from a PDF into a new, separate file, processed entirely in your browser without uploading the original document anywhere.

How to use it

1. Choose a PDF file.
2. Enter the pages to extract, like 1-3,5.
3. Click Extract Pages and download the new file.

Common uses

• Pulling a specific section or chapter out of a longer PDF document.
• Extracting just the signature page from a long contract.
• Separating out a single invoice from a multi-invoice batch PDF.
• Creating a shorter excerpt from a report to share, without the full document.
• Extracting a specific range of scanned pages into their own file.

Good to know

The page range format accepts both individual pages and ranges combined with commas (like 1-3,5,8-10), so you can pull out several separate sections in a single extraction rather than doing it in multiple passes.

PDF page extraction preserves the original formatting, fonts, and embedded images of the source pages exactly as they appeared, since it's working directly with the PDF's internal page structure rather than re-rendering or converting the content — which is why extracted pages look identical to the corresponding pages in the original document.