Split a PDF
Save chosen pages from a PDF as a new document, or one file per page.
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About this tool
Pull pages out of a PDF. Type the pages you want the way you would in a print dialog — 1-3, 7, 12- — and save them either as a single new document or as one file per page in a ZIP. It works on documents up to 10 MB and 100 pages, keeps the pages exactly as they were, and never rewrites the ones you did not select.
Using this tool
How do I write the page selection?
The same way as a print dialog. "1-3, 7" takes pages one to three and seven; "5-" takes page five to the end; "odd", "even", "all" and "last" work too. The count updates as you type, so you can check before saving.
Can I delete pages instead of keeping them?
Select the pages you want to keep and save those. The original file on your computer is never modified — the tool only writes a new document.
Where does the work happen?
In this page, in your own browser. The document is not uploaded, which is what makes it reasonable to split a contract or a medical record here.
Why is there a 100 page limit?
Because the whole document, and the new one being built from it, both sit in this browser tab’s memory. Refusing at a stated limit is better than a tab that stops responding halfway through.
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