Business
Split PDF
Pull a page range out of a PDF and save it as a new file.
Ranges and single pages can be mixed, separated by commas.
Send someone one page of a contract, not the whole thing. Pull the appendix out of a report. Keep just the pages you actually need from a scan. All of that is “split a PDF”, and it does not need an account or a wait in an upload queue.
This reads the PDF's real page structure and copies only the pages you ask for into a fresh file, so the result opens normally in any PDF reader and prints exactly like the pages did in the original.
How to use it
- Choose a PDF file. Its page count appears once it has loaded.
- Type the pages you want, e.g.
1-3for a range or1,3,5for specific pages — you can mix both, like1-2,5. - Press Split, then Download the new PDF.
Questions
Does this work on a password-protected PDF?
Not if it is encrypted with an open password — the browser cannot read the pages without that password. If your PDF only restricts printing or editing but opens without a password, it will usually still work.
Will the split PDF look exactly like the original pages?
Yes. The pages themselves are copied as-is, including images, fonts and layout — nothing is re-rendered or flattened.
Can I pull out every page as a separate file in one go?
Not yet — this tool produces one new PDF from one range at a time. Run it again with a different range if you need several separate files.