PDF EditingLast updated: 2026-08-11

PDF Split

Split PDFs by page range, or extract specific pages into a new file.

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How to use

  1. 1

    Select PDF

    Choose the PDF file to split.

  2. 2

    Set range

    Specify the page range to extract.

  3. 3

    Split

    Download the new PDF.

Features

  • Split by page range
  • Extract only the pages you need
  • Page count displayed automatically
  • Safe splitting - original file is never modified

Use cases

Share only what you need

Extract relevant pages from long documents to share with clients or your team.

Extract specific chapters

Pull out a single chapter from a multi-chapter document as a new PDF.

Send large PDFs easily

Split large PDFs into smaller files for easier email delivery.

Details

PDF split extracts specific pages from a PDF into a new file. For example, extract just the 3 pages you need from a 50-page document to share with your team.

Specify the start and end pages, and a new PDF containing only that range will be generated. Check the page count first, then choose your range.

Your original PDF is never modified. Splitting works on a copy, so you can try as many times as you need.

FAQ

Can I split every page into separate PDFs?

The current version supports splitting by a page range. To extract a single page, enter the same number for both start and end.

Can I split password-protected PDFs?

No. Please unlock password-protected PDFs before using this tool.

Will my original file be changed?

No. Splitting works on a copy, and the original file remains untouched.

Can I download each split PDF separately?

Yes. Each split PDF can be downloaded individually.

All processing happens in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

Verified: Page-range input and split results are maintained as regression flows

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PDF stands for Portable Document Format - designed to look identical everywhere.

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