How is splitting different from extracting?
Splitting produces separate PDFs; extraction combines selected pages into one document.
PDF CONVERTER
Split a PDF into separate files or extract selected pages.
One page: image · Multiple pages: ZIP
Free, no sign-up · Processed on your device
Click to select · Drag or use move buttons to reorder
Current order and rotations applied
All or selected pages · Individual or grouped files
Save the result before starting a new task. Your original file is unchanged.
Load the PDF and check the thumbnails and total page count. Encrypted PDFs are not supported.
Save each page separately, or select the pages you want in one extracted PDF. Page positions refer to this file, not printed page numbers.
Download the PDF or ZIP. Unzip separate-page results and reopen them to verify that the requested pages are present.
Splitting produces separate PDFs; extraction combines selected pages into one document.
The original is unchanged. Download the new result and keep the source separately.
No. Text recognition and redaction are not part of this operation.
Tool files and calculation inputs are processed in your browser, without uploading them to a processing server.
Keep original files and reopen downloaded results before replacing a working copy.
Split a synthetic three-page PDF into individual pages
A ZIP containing three one-page PDFs
Unzip it and check the page count and contents of every file.
Examples use synthetic, non-personal test material. Results apply to the inputs and settings shown; different files and devices can produce different sizes, timing and appearance.