Split PDF

Sometimes you do not need a whole PDF — you need three pages out of a 60-page report, or you need to split a combined statement back into its original documents. This tool extracts the pages you specify into a new PDF, leaving the original file untouched. Enter page ranges in the options (for example 1-3, 7, 12-15) and the tool builds a document containing exactly those pages.

Typical uses: pulling a single invoice out of a monthly bundle, extracting just the signed signature page from a long contract, splitting a scanned book chapter into shareable pieces, or creating a short excerpt to send to someone who does not need the full document. It also works in reverse — if you received one giant PDF that should really be several files, you can run it through this tool once per section.

The extraction happens locally in your browser; the file is never uploaded anywhere. Nothing about your document — its content, its names, its page counts — ever reaches a server, which makes this a reasonable choice for confidential material.

A couple of practical notes. Page ranges refer to physical pages, not the printed page numbers shown in a document's footer, so if a PDF starts with a cover page, page 5 of the file may be labeled page 4 inside. And extraction is lossless: the selected pages keep their original quality, fonts, and annotations, which also means an image-heavy excerpt will stay image-heavy. If you only need the text of a page rather than the page itself, copying the text or using PDF to PNG for a visual snapshot may serve you better.