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.
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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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