Split PDF Online — Free Page Extractor
Divide a long PDF into individual pages or documents covering specified ranges. Pages are copied from the first input file, which can help separate appendices or sections of teaching material.
- Runs in your browser
- Nothing is uploaded
- No signup; device limits apply
Comma-separated. Each range becomes one PDF; leave the end open to run to the last page.
How to use this tool
Choose per-page splitting or grouped ranges and enter source page numbers. An empty range input can fall back to per-page splitting, so check that the intended groups are present before running the operation.
Results and examples
A single result downloads as a PDF and multiple results as a ZIP. Inspect the first and last pages of each extracted document, particularly when overlapping ranges intentionally repeat a page across files.
Worked example
For eight pages, ranges 1-3,7,8 yield one three-page PDF and two single-page PDFs in a ZIP. Per-page mode splits four pages into four PDFs; a single output group is returned directly as PDF.
Limitations
- Pages missing from custom ranges are not included in output groups.
- Overlapping ranges can place a page in multiple outputs, so verify that duplication is intentional.
Fields
| Field | Guidance and constraints |
|---|---|
| Split into | One file per page / Custom page ranges |
| Page ranges | Comma-separated. Each range becomes one PDF; leave the end open to run to the last page. |
Data handling
Processing stays in the current browser tab; the site does not upload tool input for the calculation itself.
Sources
Frequently asked questions
What if range mode has an empty field?
This implementation falls back to one file per page.
What does 12- mean?
Page twelve through the final page.
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