Split PDF Pages
Click to select pages directly, use Shift for continuous selection, or enter page ranges to quickly specify results.
Local processing · No File Upload Required
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Drag a PDF here, or click to select a file
Supports files up to 500MB
Uses for PDF splitting and page extraction
Split PDFs to distribute chapters, extract attachments or organize long documents. Select particular pages or create multiple files with a fixed number of pages.
Processing capacity depends on browser memory, device performance and file structure.
Capabilities explained
Nonconsecutive pages and ranges
Page numbers start at 1 and can combine single pages with ranges. Selected pages retain document order, and repeated selections do not export duplicate pages.
Extract selected pages or split by page count
Selected-page mode creates one result from your selection. Fixed-count mode groups the whole document, and the final group may contain fewer pages.
Practical examples
Extract nonconsecutive pages
Input
1,3-5,8
Conversion Result
1,3,4,5,8
In a PDF with at least eight pages, this selection produces five pages in their original order.
Usage Steps
Upload PDF
Click the upload area or drag and drop the PDF file onto the page, and the browser will immediately start loading locally.
Select Pages
Click to select pages directly, use Shift for continuous selection, or enter page ranges to quickly specify results.
Split and Download
Click Start Split to generate new files, with support for direct preview and download of results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does splitting change the original file?
No. Results are separate PDFs; check their page order and content after downloading before deciding whether to retain the original.
Can multiple non-consecutive pages be extracted at the same time?
Yes. You can select pages individually, or directly enter a page range such as "1, 5, 8-12" to generate a new PDF.
What if a range exceeds the page count?
Check the total page count and correct out-of-range or invalid entries. Verify the highlighted pages and selection count before splitting.