Extract a range of pages from a PDF into a new, smaller PDF.
Try an example
Load a ready-made sample into this tool and run it. Every result you see is calculated live by the tool itself — nothing here is a pre-written answer.
Sample: File: sample.pdf
How to Use
- Choose a PDF file.
- Enter the first and last page numbers.
- Click Run and download the new PDF.
What this split PDF tool does
This split PDF tool extracts one range of pages from a PDF and saves it as a new, smaller PDF. Choose a file, enter the first and last page numbers of the range, and download the result. It is the right tool when a large document contains one chapter, form, or section that somebody needs, and sending the whole file would be wasteful or inappropriate.
When extracting a range is the right move
Splitting suits sharing just the relevant pages: one signed agreement from a pack, a chapter from a manual, or the pages a form asks for. The original file is left untouched, and the new document contains only the range you selected, which keeps attachments smaller and avoids disclosing pages the recipient has no reason to see.
Good to know
One run extracts one continuous range into one new PDF; it does not split a document into separate files page by page. Page numbers outside the document are clamped to its real first and last pages, and password-protected PDFs cannot be split.
Frequently asked questions
Can I split a PDF into a separate file for every page?
No. This tool extracts one page range into one new PDF per run. To pull out another range, run it again with different first and last page numbers on the original.
Is my original PDF changed or uploaded?
No to both. The new PDF is created in your browser, the file is never sent to this site's server, and your original document stays exactly as it was.
What if I enter page numbers beyond the end of the document?
The range is clamped to the document, so a last page beyond the real end counts as the final page. Check the result's page count if you are unsure what was included.
How to use Split PDF Pages
- Choose a PDF file.
- Enter the first and last page numbers.
- Click Run and download the new PDF.
Limitations
Page numbers are clamped to the document; password-protected PDFs cannot be split. Files are processed in your browser and never sent to the site's server.