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Split PDF Tool – Extract Selected Pages from PDF Online
The Split PDF Tool helps you extract specific pages from a PDF document and save them as a new PDF file. You can upload a PDF, select individual pages or enter page ranges, and create a separate document containing only the pages you need. The tool supports PDF files up to 20 MB and works directly in your browser.
Features of the Split PDF Tool
Select Specific Pages: Choose individual pages using the checkboxes displayed in the tool.
Extract Page Ranges: Enter page ranges such as 1-3, 5, 7-9 to select multiple pages quickly.
Select All Pages: Select every page in the document or clear the selection when needed.
View PDF Information: Check the uploaded file name and total number of pages.
Drag and Drop Upload: Drag a PDF file into the upload area or choose one from your device.
20 MB File Limit: Upload PDF files up to 20 MB.
Automatic Download: Save the extracted pages as a new PDF file.
Privacy-Friendly Processing: The PDF is processed in your browser using JavaScript and the PDF-lib library.
How to Split a PDF File Online
Follow these simple steps to extract pages from your PDF document.
Open the Split PDF Tool on this page.
Click Choose PDF and select your PDF file, or drag and drop the file into the upload area.
Wait for the tool to read the document and display its total page count.
Select the pages you want using the checkboxes, or enter page numbers and ranges in the selection field.
Click Select to apply the page range you entered.
Review the selected pages and the selection count.
Click Split PDF to create a new document.
The browser will automatically download your extracted PDF file.
How to Select Specific PDF Pages
The tool provides two ways to select pages from a document.
Select Pages Using Checkboxes
After uploading your PDF, the tool displays a list of its pages. Select the checkbox beside each page you want to include in the new PDF. You can also use the Select All option to select every page or clear all selections.
Select Pages Using Page Ranges
Enter page numbers or ranges separated by commas in the selection field.
For example, you can enter:
1to select page 1.2-5to select pages 2 through 5.1, 4, 7to select pages 1, 4, and 7.1-3, 5, 7-9to select pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, and 9.
Click Select to apply your selection. The tool then updates the selected-page count so you can check your choices before creating the new PDF.
What Happens to the Original PDF
The tool creates a separate PDF containing the pages you selected. Your original file is not overwritten by the download process, so you can keep it unchanged on your device.
The new file uses the original filename with -split.pdf added at the end. For example, if your original file is document.pdf, the downloaded file will be named document-split.pdf.
Common Uses of a PDF Splitter
A PDF splitter can be useful in many everyday situations.
Study Materials: Extract specific chapters or pages from notes and textbooks.
Office Documents: Separate relevant pages from reports and business files.
Forms and Applications: Create a smaller PDF containing only the required pages.
Invoices and Records: Extract selected pages from a