Extract specific pages from a PDF, or split every page into its own file — free, private, and entirely in your browser. No uploads, no signup.
Then choose the pages you want to extract.
Splitting is the fastest way to share only what someone needs: pull the signed page out of a long contract, extract one statement from a year of bank PDFs, separate an invoice from a bundle before emailing it, or break a large scanned document into manageable parts. Because everything runs locally in your browser, it's safe to use with financial statements, legal documents, and anything else you wouldn't upload to a random website.
You can either extract a specific set of pages into one new PDF, or explode the whole document so every page becomes its own file — useful when a scanner has combined separate documents into one long PDF.
How do I extract just one page from a PDF?
Upload the PDF, type the page number (for example, 7) in the pages box, and click Extract. You'll get a new one-page PDF, and your original file is untouched.
Can I extract multiple page ranges at once?
Yes. Combine ranges and single pages with commas — for example, 1-3, 5, 8-10 extracts seven pages into one new document, in order.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is read and split entirely on your own device in your browser. Nothing is transmitted, stored, or logged — safe for bank statements and legal paperwork.
Does splitting change the quality of the pages?
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are, with no re-compression — text, images, and formatting stay identical to the original.
What happens if I split a 100-page PDF into single pages?
You'll get 100 download buttons, one per page. The tool asks you to confirm first for documents over 50 pages, since generating many files takes a moment on your device.