Extract any combination of pages from a PDF into a new, smaller document.
Useful for extracting a chapter from a lengthy report or isolating specific pages.
Upload your PDF
Click to upload the PDF you want to split. The tool reads it locally and shows the total page count.
Enter the pages you want
Type specific pages and ranges, e.g. "1,3,5-8". Use this to grab a single chapter, a handful of slides, or scattered pages.
Download the new PDF
Click Split PDF and download a fresh document containing only your selected pages, in the order you listed them.
Often you only need a slice of a PDF: one chapter out of a 400-page textbook, the three slides that matter from a long deck, or a single signed page from a bulky contract. Sending the whole file is wasteful, slower to open, and can expose information the recipient should not see. Pulling out exactly the pages you want gives you a smaller, focused document that is easier to share, print, or archive. This splitter lets you do that with a simple page selection — single pages, ranges, or any mix — and builds a brand-new PDF from just those pages. It runs entirely in your browser with pdf-lib, so even sensitive documents never leave your device, and there is no account, watermark, or limit. The original is untouched, and because pages are copied rather than re-rendered, the extracted PDF keeps the exact same text quality and layout as the source.
Students
Pull one chapter or a set of pages from a huge textbook or lecture PDF to study, annotate, or share without the whole file.
Legal & compliance
Extract specific exhibits, clauses, or signature pages from long contracts for standalone review or filing.
Designers & marketers
Lift individual slides or spreads from a presentation or brochure PDF to reuse as standalone assets.
Admin & HR
Separate one employee’s pages from a combined scan, or split a batch of forms into individual documents.
Privacy-conscious sharing
Send only the relevant pages of a bank statement or report instead of exposing the entire document.
Enter comma-separated pages like "1,3,5", ranges like "2-7", or a combination such as "1,3,5-8". The tool shows the total page count to guide you.
Yes. Something like "1,5,9,12" pulls only those specific pages, and they appear in the order you list them.
No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser using pdf-lib, so your file never leaves your device.
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are, so text stays selectable and the layout and resolution match the original.
No. The tool creates a new PDF from your selected pages and leaves the source file unchanged.
There is no fixed page limit; very large files simply take a little longer to process on your device.
Yes. It works in any modern mobile browser — upload, enter your pages, and download the result to your phone.
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark, and no usage cap.