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Split PDF

Extract selected pages into one or individual PDFs.

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edit_note By Meet Dhameliya
update Updated: Oct 28, 2026
schedule 2 min read

Extract a page range into one PDF or split every page into a separate PDF. Page numbers refer to their position in the file, starting at one, rather than the printed labels on the page. Selected ranges are deduplicated and sorted into source order.

lightbulb When to use this tool

  • check_circle Share a relevant section of a report without its other pages.
  • check_circle Create individual page files when a receiving system requires separate attachments.

Inputs and results

Input: Readable PDF, extraction mode and page ranges.

Output: Extracted PDF downloads.

How it works

1

Select a readable PDF and check the reported number of pages.

2

Choose a range such as 2-4,7, or select the individual-page mode.

3

Check the selected-page summary before splitting.

4

Download and inspect the files. Individual-page mode offers separate links; it does not create a ZIP archive.

Examples

science Combined extraction

For an eight-page source, 2-4,7 produces four pages in this order: 2, 3, 4, 7.

science Duplicates and ordering

The selection 4,2,2 produces pages 2 and 4 once each. Use a different assembly workflow if you need repeated pages or a custom order.

Limitations

Not OCR or decryption. Signatures, document-level bookmarks and cross-page references may be affected; inspect ranges and output.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did printed page 1 differ from my selection? expand_more
Covers and introductory pages can shift printed numbering. Select by physical file position and inspect the extracted content.
Where are the individual downloads? expand_more
Use the separate page links. The tool attempts automatic downloads for the first ten pages; browser settings can block multiple downloads. Later pages require clicking their links.
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