PDF Split
Extract specific pages from a PDF into a new file, entirely in your browser. No upload.
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What this tool does
Pick the pages you need and get a brand-new PDF with just those pages, in their order. PDF Split reads the document in your browser with pdf-lib, so the file is never uploaded. Type a range like 1-3, a list like 1,3,5, or a mix like 1-3,7.
Need the opposite? Combine files with PDF merge, or shrink images before a PDF with Image compress.
What you can use it for
- Pull a single chapter or section out of a long PDF.
- Extract the pages you need to send instead of the whole document.
- Split a scanned batch into the pages that matter.
- Reorder pages by listing them in the order you want.
How to use it
- Drop or choose a PDF file.
- Check the number of pages detected.
- Type the pages or ranges to extract, for example 1-3,7.
- Generate the new PDF and download it.
Everything runs inside your browser. No file is uploaded to any server. See more tools in this field.
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Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The document is read and rebuilt entirely in your browser with pdf-lib. Nothing is uploaded, which keeps private or sensitive PDFs on your device.
What range formats can I use?
A single page (5), a range (1-3), a comma list (1,3,5) or any mix (1-3,7). Pages keep the order you list them in, so you can reorder while extracting.
Why do I get a range error?
It means the range is empty, malformed, or points to a page that does not exist. Check the detected page count and make sure every number is between 1 and that total.
Does it work with encrypted PDFs?
It tries to read them ignoring basic encryption, but a password-protected or heavily restricted PDF may fail to open. In that case, remove the protection first and try again.

