Split PDF

Extract selected PDF pages into one file or split every N pages into a ZIP of PDFs. Use physical page positions and inspect each extracted section.

Keep just the pages you need from a PDF, or divide a long document into smaller parts. Page-range mode produces one PDF; the every-N-pages mode packages several PDFs into a ZIP. Printed page labels may differ from the file's physical page positions.

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About Split PDF

Keep just the pages you need from a PDF, or divide a long document into smaller parts. Page-range mode produces one PDF; the every-N-pages mode packages several PDFs into a ZIP. Printed page labels may differ from the file's physical page positions.

Range extraction

Copies the selected pages into a new PDF.

Repeated groups

Splits every N pages into separate PDFs inside a ZIP archive.

Source retained

Creates new downloads; it does not replace your original file.

How to use Split PDF

  1. 1

    Open one PDF

    Choose the source and note its total number of physical pages.

  2. 2

    Choose ranges or groups

    For selected pages, enter a range such as 1-3, 5. For repeated groups, choose how many pages belong in each part.

  3. 3

    Download the extracted files

    Save the PDF or ZIP, then check the beginning and end of each section.

Formats and practical limits

Input: one PDF. Output: a PDF for selected pages, or a ZIP of grouped PDFs.

  • Page selection does not recognize headings, invoice numbers or printed page labels automatically.
  • A scanned page remains an image after extraction; splitting does not add OCR.

Practical example

For a document with a cover followed by a two-page application, select physical pages 2-3 to extract the application.

Frequently Asked Questions

3 answers
Why did I extract the wrong printed page?

Selections use positions in the PDF. If a cover is physical page 1, the printed page numbered 1 may be physical page 2.

Why is the download a ZIP?

The every-N-pages mode creates multiple PDFs, so they are downloaded together as a ZIP. Range mode creates one PDF.

Can I remove pages instead of extracting them?

Use Delete PDF Pages when you want to keep most of the document and discard a few pages.

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