Split PDF Converter
Pull out a page range into a new PDF.
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Your converted file will appear here.
About the Split PDF converter
Splitting a PDF usually means one of two things: taking a few pages out to send on their own, or breaking a long document into manageable pieces. This tool does the first directly, and the second by running it a few times.
The selected pages are copied into a fresh document with their content untouched.
How to write a page selection
Pages are numbered from 1, the same as your PDF reader shows them. Combine single pages and ranges freely: `1-3, 7, 12-` means the first three pages, page seven, and everything from twelve to the end.
An open-ended range like `5-` runs to the last page, and `-4` runs from the first. The keywords `all`, `odd`, `even` and `last` work too, so `odd` alone gives you every odd-numbered page.
Selections are de-duplicated and sorted, so overlapping ranges are harmless.
Quality is unaffected
Pages are copied, not re-rendered or recompressed, so text stays selectable and searchable and images keep their original resolution. The result is a genuine subset of the original.
Frequently asked questions
Can I split into several files at once?
Not in one pass — each run produces one file. Extract each range in turn; the original is never modified, so you can run it as many times as you like.
Does the page order follow my selection?
Pages always come out in document order. Writing 7, 1 gives you pages 1 and 7 in that order, not reversed.
What about password-protected PDFs?
They cannot be opened. Remove the password in your PDF reader first — this tool does not attempt to bypass or guess protection.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The document is opened, rewritten and saved entirely in your browser. That matters here more than most places, since PDFs are so often contracts, statements and medical records.