Ranges
Use commas to separate groups and hyphens for continuous ranges. Avoid overlapping ranges unless you intentionally need duplicate pages.
Extract selected pages or create smaller PDFs locally in your browser.
A long PDF is often easier to send or archive when only the relevant pages are kept. This tool lets you define page ranges and export the selected material as new files.
Page numbers refer to the physical order in the PDF, which may differ from printed labels such as i, ii or appendix numbers. Preview the document first when that distinction matters.
Choose one PDF and confirm its page count.
Enter the page or range you need, such as 1-3, 7.
Export, then verify the first and last page of every result.
Use commas to separate groups and hyphens for continuous ranges. Avoid overlapping ranges unless you intentionally need duplicate pages.
Removing pages from a copy is safer than sending an entire document, but inspect attachments, comments and metadata separately.
When several outputs are created, the browser may package them in a ZIP file to avoid repeated download prompts.
Splitting changes the document structure. Existing digital signatures, cross-document links, bookmarks and forms may no longer behave exactly like the original.
Yes. Enter separate page numbers or ranges in the range field.
No. The original file remains unchanged on your device.
Use the PDF viewer position, not the number printed inside the page artwork.