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PDF Splitter & Extractor

Extract specific pages or split a multi-page PDF into separate documents.

Private Instant No sign-up No daily limit

Free to use. No account, no daily limit, and no watermark on the result.

 1 · Choose a PDF

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Drop a PDF file here or click to browse — the file is opened locally in your browser
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 2 · Pick your pages

Extract pages
Extract pages — pick the pages you need and they are written into one new PDF in the order you choose.

Use single numbers (4) or inclusive ranges (4-9). Pages are extracted in the order you type them and duplicates are removed.

Every N pages become a separate PDF, for example pages-1-2.pdf, pages-3-4.pdf.

Page grid

Tap the page numbers you want — the range field above updates automatically.

Output: extracted.pdf

 Split result

Load a PDF and choose the pages you want to keep — the summary of your split will appear here.

How to split a PDF and extract pages

1

Load your document

Drop the PDF you want to work on into the first panel, or click the drop zone to browse for it.

2

Choose a mode

Pick “Extract pages” for one new file with selected pages, “Single pages” for one file per page, or “Chunks of N” to cut the document into fixed blocks.

3

Select the pages

Type ranges such as 1-3, 7, 10-12 or simply tap the page numbers in the grid to build the selection.

4

Download the results

Press the action button — the extracted file or the sequence of single-page PDFs is saved straight to your device.

PDF splitter — frequently asked questions

Separate items with commas. A single number selects one page and a hyphen selects everything in between, so 1-3, 7, 10-12 means pages 1, 2, 3, 7, 10, 11 and 12. Ranges are always inclusive.

Yes. Pages are copied at full fidelity — vector artwork, embedded fonts and raster images are transferred without being re-rendered or compressed, so the extracted pages look exactly like the originals.

Browsers only allow one automatic download per click unless you grant permission for multiple downloads. The splitter therefore releases the files one at a time with a short delay. Allow multiple downloads if your browser asks.

No. Everything happens inside your browser tab using the pdf-lib engine, so the document never travels over the internet and nothing is kept after you close the tab.

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