How to Extract Pages From a PDF (Split Without Software)
Pull out the pages you need from a PDF or split it into separate files. Type ranges like 1-3, 5, 8- and download. Runs in your browser.
Quick answer: open Split PDF, add your file, type the pages you want (for example 1-3, 5, 8-) and tap Split PDF. You get one PDF with just those pages, or separate files if you tick Save each part as its own file. Nothing is uploaded.
How to write the page numbers
| You type | You get |
|---|---|
5 |
Page 5 only |
2-4 |
Pages 2, 3 and 4 |
1-3, 7 |
Pages 1 to 3, then page 7 |
8- |
Page 8 to the last page |
-3 |
Pages 1 to 3 |
Separate parts with commas. The pages come out in the order you type them.
Step by step
- Add your PDF. The page count appears under the file name.
- Type the pages you want to keep.
- Choose one file or many. Leave the box unticked for one combined PDF; tick it to get one file per part.
- Tap Split PDF and download.
Common jobs
- Take one page out of a long document, such as a signature page
- Remove pages you don't want to send: type the pages you do want
- Split a book or report into chapters, one file per range
- Cut a big PDF down so it fits an email or upload limit
After splitting
- Join pieces from different files with Merge PDF.
- Still too large? Shrink it with Compress PDF.
- A page came out sideways? Fix it with Rotate PDF.
FAQ
Is my PDF uploaded? No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
Can I split a password-protected PDF? No. Remove the password first, then split it.
What if I type a page that doesn't exist? The tool tells you the page count so you can correct it, for example "This PDF has only 12 pages".
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