Split PDF
Select the pages you need while viewing PDF thumbnails and create a PDF for submission or sharing. You can also specify page numbers or ranges, then combine the selection into one PDF or save separate PDFs for each page or range.
What you can do
Specify page numbers and ranges
Specify consecutive and separate pages together, such as “1-3, 5”. You can also select them from thumbnails.
Extract together or save separately
Combine the selected pages into one PDF, or create separate PDFs for each page or specified range.
Save individually or as ZIP
Download each created PDF individually. Choose ZIP to save multiple results together.
How to use
Choose a PDF
Choose the PDF you want to extract pages from and check its contents in the thumbnails.
Specify the pages you need
Select thumbnails or enter page ranges. For example, “1-3, 5” selects pages 1–3 and page 5.
Check how to split the pages, then extract
By default, the selected pages are combined into one PDF. To save them separately, change the save option in advanced settings, then select “Extract pages”.
Download the PDF
Save the PDF you created. You can download multiple files together in a ZIP file.
When to use it
Extract pages for submission
Create a PDF containing only the pages you need to submit from a combined application form or set of supporting documents.
Distribute materials for a meeting
Select the pages relevant to the agenda from a long report or meeting document and combine them into a file for distribution.
Share the parts you need
Specify the page ranges of the chapters the recipient needs from a document with multiple chapters, and share them as a separate PDF.
Specifying and splitting pages
How to enter page ranges
Use a hyphen for consecutive pages and commas to separate nonconsecutive pages.
“1-3, 5” specifies pages 1–3 and page 5; “1-3, 5-7” specifies two ranges. After entering them, check the selection in the thumbnails.
Combine into one or split by range
Even with the same page selection, the PDFs created differ depending on how you split them.
Combining “1-3, 5-7” into one creates a 6-page PDF. Splitting by range creates 2 PDFs: pages 1–3 and pages 5–7.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use password-protected PDFs?
Enter the password to open the PDF, then specify the pages. If you do not know the password, ask the creator or distributor.
Can I combine split PDFs again?
In Merge PDFs, add the split files and specify their order to combine them into one PDF.
File handling
- Processing
- PDF review and page extraction take place in your browser.
- Save
- Download the extracted results as new files. The original PDF is not overwritten.