Split PDF

Drop a PDF, see every page as a preview, and pick exactly the ones to keep, with a range slider or a click per page. Both the previews and the extraction run inside your browser, so the document never leaves your device.

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01 / Fast steps

  1. Drop or select the PDF file.
  2. Select pages with the range slider, or click single pages to keep or discard them.
  3. Download the new PDF with just the selected pages.

02 / Best for

  • Pulling a single chapter or section out of a long report.
  • Extracting a signature page or form from a larger document.
  • Removing blank or irrelevant pages before sharing a document.
  • Taking two pages out of a bank statement or a medical file without handing the whole thing to a website.

03 / Why here

  • Page previews mean no more guessing page numbers.
  • Non-consecutive selections are supported: keep pages 1, 4 and 9 in one run.
  • Nothing is uploaded, so the document stays on your device and there is no size cap to hit.
  • The extracted pages are copied as they are: text stays selectable and images keep their resolution.

04 / Keep in mind

  • Password-protected files have to be unlocked first, since their pages cannot be read while encrypted.
  • Very large documents are bounded by your device memory rather than by a server limit.

Good to know

Questions & answers

01

Can I extract non-consecutive pages?

Yes. Use the range slider for a quick contiguous selection, then click any page to add or remove it individually. The output keeps exactly the highlighted pages, in order.

02

Do I need to know the page numbers in advance?

No. Every page is shown as a thumbnail preview, so you select visually instead of guessing numbers.

03

Is my PDF uploaded to split it?

No, and this changed: the previews were always drawn locally, but the extraction itself used to run on our server, which meant the whole document was uploaded after you had already seen it in your own browser. Both halves now run in the same place, so nothing is transmitted and the old 25 MB ceiling is gone with the upload that required it.

04

Does splitting change the pages that come out?

No. The selected pages are copied into a new document exactly as they were, with their text layer, fonts and image resolution intact. What does not come across is anything that belonged to the document as a whole rather than to a page: bookmarks pointing at pages you dropped, and form fields whose logic spanned the removed pages.