Split PDF by page range or extract individual pages. Free, fast and secure.
Split a PDF by defining page ranges or extract specific pages into separate files. Processed on our secure engine and deleted immediately — never stored.
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Splitting cuts one document into several files at the points you choose — enter 3, 6 to break a 10-page PDF into pages 1–3, 4–6 and 7–10, delivered as a ZIP. Extracting pulls selected pages into a single new PDF instead, which is what you want when you only need a few pages from a long report.
Use commas for individual pages and hyphens for spans, so 1, 3, 5-8 works as expected. Page thumbnails appear after upload so you can confirm you have the right ones before running it. Numbering always starts at 1 and refers to the pages as displayed in the document.
No. Pages are copied across intact — text stays selectable, images keep their original resolution, and fonts and links are preserved. Splitting is a structural operation, not a re-render, so the output pages are byte-for-byte equivalent in appearance to the originals.
Yes, PDF Splitter is completely free. No signup, no account, and no watermark on outputs. A Pro tier is available for 100 AI ops/day and larger file sizes.
PDF Splitter uploads your file over an encrypted connection to our own processing server, converts it, and returns the result. The file is deleted immediately after processing and is never used for anything else. It is not sent to any third party, and we keep no copies.
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Extract any page range or specific pages
Page range vs Extract pages: Page Range extracts a continuous sequence of pages (e.g. pages 3–8 of a 20-page document). Extract Pages lets you pick any individual pages in any order.
Syntax: Use commas to separate multiple ranges or pages: 1-3, 5, 7-9 extracts pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 9 into a single PDF.
Privacy: Your file is sent over an encrypted connection, processed in memory, and deleted immediately after — never stored.