Split PDF
Pull a page range out of a PDF into a new file, in your browser.
Pull a page range out of a PDF into a new file. Pages are kept in the order you list them, all in your browser - nothing is uploaded.
About Split PDF
Upload a PDF, type the pages you want (like 1-3, 5, 8-), and get a new PDF with just those pages, kept in the order you list them. It all runs locally - your document is never uploaded to a server.
What this tool does
After you upload a PDF, it tells you how many pages the file has. Type a mix of single pages and ranges separated by commas - 1-3 grabs the first three pages, 5 grabs page five, and 8- grabs page eight to the end. Leave the box blank to keep every page. The selected pages are written to a fresh PDF in the order you asked for, so you can reorder pages too.
Runs entirely in your browser
A JavaScript PDF engine inside the tab does the splitting, so the file you pick is never uploaded anywhere. That's the right property for the documents people actually split: court filings, medical records, signed agreements.
When you'd use it
- Pulling a single signed page out of a long contract
- Trimming a scanned document down to the pages that matter
- Splitting a large report into per-section files
- Removing blank or duplicate pages by listing only the ones you want to keep