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Split PDF Online and Extract Pages

Choose exactly the pages you want from a PDF, in any order, and save them as one PDF or as separate files. Rendering and extraction both happen on your device.

Good to know: Pages appear in the order you select them, not their original order. This lets you reorder pages as well as split them apart.

How it works

  1. 01

    Drop in one PDF (up to 25 MB). Every page renders as a thumbnail you can click to select.

  2. 02

    Click pages in the order you want them; reorder or remove from the selected list below the grid.

  3. 03

    Extract as a single PDF, or as one PDF per page delivered in a zip.

Common uses

  • Pulling a few pages out of a long report to send separately
  • Extracting a signed page from a larger contract
  • Splitting a scanned multi-document PDF back into individual files
  • Reordering pages inside a PDF before sharing it

Choose how to split your PDF

This is a visual PDF splitter: select pages from thumbnails instead of typing a range. The order in the selected-pages list becomes the order of a combined output.

Extract one page

Select a single thumbnail to create a one-page PDF, useful for signed pages, certificates, receipts, or one section of a larger document.

Build a custom PDF

Select several pages in any order, rearrange the list if needed, and extract them together as one new PDF.

Save separate pages

Select two or more pages and export one PDF per page. The results are packaged into a ZIP so they download together.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the page order in the output?

Yes. Pages appear in the order you selected them, not their original order in the source file.

Does this handle scanned PDFs?

Thumbnails render with the same engine used by popular PDF readers, including scanned pages, though very large scans take longer.

Is a password-protected PDF supported?

No. Encrypted PDFs are rejected with a clear message, just as they are in Merge PDF.

What happens to metadata in the extracted pages?

The same cleanup as Merge PDF is applied. Page-level metadata and EXIF data inside embedded JPEGs are stripped, and the output's document information is left blank.

Can I extract just one page?

Yes. Select one page and use 'Extract as one PDF.' The 'separate PDFs' option only appears after you select two or more pages because one page would produce the same file either way.

Is there a page-count limit?

No. A long document simply takes longer to generate thumbnails; there isn't a hard page limit.