Sometimes you only need part of a PDF: one signed page out of a long agreement, a single chapter from a report, or each invoice from a batch scan as its own file. This tool extracts any range of pages into a new PDF, or breaks the whole document into one file per page, delivered as a ZIP.
The splitting happens entirely on your device. The original file is opened by JavaScript running in your browser tab, the pages you asked for are copied into fresh documents, and nothing is sent over the network at any point.
The PDF is processed locally from start to finish. No page of your document is uploaded, logged, or stored anywhere outside your own browser.
Use commas to separate entries and dashes for spans. For example "1-3, 7" produces a PDF containing pages one, two, three, and seven, in order.
No. Pages are copied out byte-for-byte rather than re-rendered, so fonts, images, and links inside each page remain exactly as they were in the original.
A fifty-page document would otherwise trigger fifty separate downloads. Packing the single-page PDFs into one ZIP keeps it to a single download that you can unpack anywhere.