Take the pages you need,
leave the rest
Type the pages you want — 1, 3, 5-9 — and get them back as a new PDF. Free, no signup, and the document never leaves your device.
Take the pages you need,
Drop the PDF you want to split
Read on your device. Free, no signup, no watermark, and the file is never uploaded.
EXTRACT ANY PAGES · NO PAGE LIMIT
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Use commas for separate pages and a dash for a run, like 1,3,5-9.
Pages are copied across exactly — same text, same images, same size. Nothing is re-rendered.
What splitting actually does here
Extracting pages sounds like cutting a file in half. It is closer to rebuilding a document from parts, and the difference shows in the result.
Pages carry their dependencies
A page is not self-contained. It refers to fonts, images and colour definitions that live elsewhere in the document, sometimes several steps away. Extracting page seven means finding everything page seven depends on and bringing all of it along. Tools that get this wrong produce a document that opens with missing text or blank images.
Inherited settings have to be made explicit
A page can leave its size and its resources unstated and inherit them from a parent in the document tree. Lift the page out on its own and those settings vanish with the parent. Here the tree is walked with the inherited values carried down, and anything a page did not state for itself is written onto it before it is detached.
Nothing is re-rendered
Text stays selectable and searchable. Images keep their original compression. Each page keeps its own size, so a landscape scan among portrait pages stays landscape. Nothing is converted to an image along the way.
Why the upload matters for this one
People split documents to send a part of something private: three pages of a bank statement for an application, one page of a contract, a section of a medical report. Sending the whole document to a stranger's server in order to extract three pages of it is a strange trade, and here it is not required.
Common questions
How do I enter a page range?
Type the numbers separated by commas, and use a dash for a run. For example 1,4,7-12 keeps pages one, four, and seven through twelve. Any range outside the document is ignored.
How do I choose which pages to keep?
Type the page numbers separated by commas, and use a dash for a run. For example 1,4,7-12 keeps pages one, four, and seven through twelve.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. It is read from your disk and rebuilt in the browser. No request is made and the page works with the network disconnected.
Is there a watermark or a page limit?
Neither. There is no registration, no watermark, no file size cap and no daily limit, because there is no server doing the work.
Does splitting lose quality?
No. Page content is copied across unchanged, with no re-rendering and no re-compression.
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