Split PDF and Extract Pages

Not every document has to be sent in full. A 200-page report may only need its summary, a scanned contract may only need the signature page, and a bank statement often needs a single month. Splitting a PDF solves this: instead of sending the whole file, you extract the relevant pages into a new, much smaller document. This tool does it online, in your browser window, with no Adobe Acrobat and no account.

Upload your PDF and all its pages appear as thumbnails. Click the pages you want — one, several or a continuous range — and press the button to extract them. The new file keeps the original order, the original page size and the original quality: text stays selectable, fonts are embedded as before and images are not recompressed. If you would rather remove a few pages than keep a few, use the Remove Pages tool instead; to change their order, use Organize PDF.

Splitting also makes documents easier to work with. Large PDFs open slowly, are awkward to email and hit attachment limits; extracting a chapter or a section produces a file that is a fraction of the size. The tool is free and unlimited — split as many documents as you need, with no watermark on the result. Files sent for processing are deleted from the server automatically once your download is ready, and the transfer is protected by HTTPS.