Split & extract PDF pages
Save one page range as a new PDF, or split every page into separate PDF files.
Choose your PDF
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Extract only the PDF pages you need
After the PDF is loaded, its page count appears beside the file name. Enter the first and last page you want and choose Extract range. The browser creates a new PDF containing only those pages.
If you need one PDF for every original page, choose Split all & download files. The tool creates numbered single-page PDFs and starts each file as a direct download. Your browser may ask you to allow multiple downloads.
When splitting is useful
- Share one section of a report without sending the whole document.
- Separate scanned forms or invoices into individual files.
- Keep only a chapter or appendix from a larger reference PDF.
- Prepare page-level files for a workflow that accepts one document at a time.
Read the split and extract PDF guide to choose the right method and avoid page-number mistakes.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract just one page?
Yes. Set the From and To page values to the same page number.
Does splitting upload the original PDF?
No. The source is parsed and copied inside your browser.
How are multiple pages downloaded?
Each page is generated as an individual PDF and downloaded directly. Your browser may ask you to allow multiple downloads.
Can it open password-protected PDFs?
Use the Unlock PDF tool with the known password first, then split the unencrypted copy.
Split or extract PDF pages
This free browser tool covers the common split PDF and extract PDF pages workflows: keep a page range, create separate page files, or make a smaller PDF from a larger document.