PDF Tools
PDF Splitter
Extract pages or split a PDF into separate files.
Pull individual pages or page ranges out of a larger PDF and save them as a new file — entirely in your browser. Perfect when you only need to share chapter 3 of a manual, slide 12 of a deck, or pages 4–7 of a contract.
Use the tool
Use commas and dashes. Order is preserved.
What this tool does
A PDF splitter reads your source document, copies the pages you choose into a fresh PDF, and lets you download it. We use the open-source pdf-lib library client-side, so your file is never uploaded.
Why people use it
- Send only the relevant pages of a long document instead of the whole file.
- Break a scanned book into chapters for easier reference.
- Extract a single signed page from a multi-page contract.
- Pull receipts out of a monthly bank statement for expense reports.
Step-by-step guide
- Open the PDF Splitter tool.
- Choose the PDF you want to split.
- Type the pages you want — for example: 1-3, 5, 8-10.
- Click ‘Extract Pages’ and download the new PDF.
Real examples
Sharing one chapter
A teacher extracts pages 14–28 of a 200-page textbook PDF to share that week’s reading without distributing the entire file.
Filing a single receipt
A consultant pulls page 7 from a hotel folio PDF to attach to a single expense entry.
Common use cases
- Chapter extraction
- Receipt isolation
- Sharing single signed pages
- Splitting bank statements
- Pulling appendices out of reports
Frequently asked questions
Are pages reordered?
Pages are written in the exact order you list them, so 5, 1, 3 produces a PDF with page 5 first.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The split happens entirely in your browser via pdf-lib.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
Encrypted PDFs aren’t supported. Remove the password first using your PDF reader, then split.