Split PDF
Pick the pages you need
Create one new PDF containing the individual pages and ranges you select from an existing PDF.
Enter single pages or ranges separated by commas, for example 1, 3, 5-7.
Choose the pages you need
When a long report includes only a few pages you need to share, extract those pages into a separate document. For example, pull the signed section, a relevant appendix, and supporting pages from a larger PDF without handing over the rest of the file.
Enter page numbers and ranges separated by commas, such as 1, 3, 5-7. The tool validates malformed and out-of-range tokens, deduplicates selections, preserves the original document order, and creates one new PDF containing the selected pages.
Know what the result includes
Splitting here means making one PDF from a chosen set of pages, not generating a separate file for every range. Check the page numbers against the original document before proceeding, particularly when pages are visually similar or unnumbered in the content.
Your PDF is handled inside the browser while the chosen pages are assembled into a new document. The source file and the resulting PDF are not uploaded to a server during this operation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine single pages and page ranges?
Yes. Separate entries with commas and mix formats such as 1, 3, 5-7. The selection is deduplicated and the output follows the document’s original page order, so choosing 7 before 3 will not rearrange the pages in the new PDF.
What happens if I enter an invalid page selection?
The selection is validated for malformed entries and page numbers outside the PDF’s range. Use actual document page positions, rather than only printed labels within the document, when entering selections. This helps prevent a requested result that does not match your intended pages.
Organize
- Merge PDF — Combine files into one.
- Remove Pages — Delete unwanted pages.
- Organize PDF — Reorder & remove visually.