Extract selected pages
Use ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8-10 to create a new PDF in the correct order.
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Drop files into the workspace.
Set a range, one page per file, or chunks.
Split one card or the full batch and follow its progress.
Get one part or all results in a ZIP.
Split PDFs when a long document needs smaller attachments, only certain pages matter, or every page must be sent separately. Import several files, apply one rule, and download individual results or a ZIP.
The browser reads the PDFs and creates new files on this device. Originals are not changed, which makes it useful for receipts, contracts, scans, chapters, and confidential document batches.
Extract a range for selected pages, use one page per PDF for independent files, or choose page chunks for sequential parts.
Use ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8-10 to create a new PDF in the correct order.
Create a separately named file for every page.
Choose pages per result to create sequential parts.
Import many PDFs together while previews load only when needed.
Download one result from its card or every result as one ZIP.
Splitting creates new files and never replaces the source document.
No. Reading and creation happen locally in this browser.
Yes. Apply one rule to a batch and download all results as ZIP.
Use commas: 1-3, 5, 8-10.
No. The tool creates separate download copies.
Process one file, change the setting, then process the next.
Structural changes can affect signatures; keep and validate the original.
Split creates smaller files; Merge creates one final PDF.
The browser must read PDFs and prepare local results.
Pages are copied rather than rendered or recompressed.
Files stay in the browser; follow your own device security policy.
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