Turn one PDF into smaller files without uploading it. Extract a selected page range into one PDF, or split every set of pages into a numbered ZIP.
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The browser reads, previews, rearranges, and rebuilds every PDF on this device. There is no upload step and no copy stored after you leave.
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Extract pages without sharing the full document
Extracting places selected pages into one new PDF. Splitting creates several consecutive PDFs, such as one file per page or one file for every five pages. Both methods copy page content without recompressing it.
The browser creates numbered previews so you can identify the exact pages before splitting anything.
Select pages to extract as one PDF, or choose how many pages should go into each numbered file.
Extracted ranges download as PDF. Multi-file splits download as a ZIP containing clearly numbered PDFs.
Practical details
Click the first page and Shift-click the last to select a continuous range, or use Ctrl-click or Command-click for separate pages. Download selected keeps the chosen pages in their visible document order.
This is useful for sharing one chapter, a signed page, selected invoices, or a short appendix without sending the entire source PDF.
Practical details
Set the number of pages per output file. A 12-page document split every 5 pages produces three PDFs containing pages 1–5, 6–10, and 11–12.
Multi-file results are placed in one ZIP so your browser does not trigger a separate download prompt for every part. Filenames include padded part numbers and source-page ranges.
Page artwork is copied without intentional recompression, but a rebuilt PDF is structurally different from its source.
Frequently asked questions
Select one page, Ctrl-click or Command-click additional pages, or Shift-click the end of a range. Then choose Download selected to create one PDF in the visible page order.
Yes. Set Pages per file to 1 and download the ZIP. It will contain one numbered PDF per page from the source document.
Yes. Enter any whole number from 1 up to the document's page count. The final part contains the remaining pages when the total is not evenly divisible.
No image recompression is added. Original PDF pages are copied into new documents; the on-screen thumbnails do not replace the page content.