extract page ranges
The Split PDF tool pulls a specific range of pages out of a larger PDF and saves them as a new, standalone document. Instead of sending someone an entire 40-page file when they only need pages 3 through 7, you can extract exactly what's needed in a few seconds.
Pulling a single chapter, section, or exhibit out of a long report to share separately.
Extracting a signed page or specific form from a larger scanned document.
Breaking a large PDF into smaller chunks that are easier to email under attachment size limits.
Isolating one invoice or statement from a PDF that contains several months' worth of records.
This tool extracts a single continuous range per run. For multiple separate ranges, run the tool again for each range.
Yes — page 1 is the first page of the uploaded PDF, matching what you'd see in a PDF viewer.
The tool will only extract pages that exist in the file; double check the "To page" value against your PDF's total page count first.
No — the original file on your device is untouched. A new file containing only the selected pages is created for download.
ToolBench runs this tool entirely in your browser. Your file or text is processed on your own device using JavaScript — nothing is uploaded to a server, nothing is stored, and there's no sign-up wall between you and the result. That's true of every one of the 500+ tools on this site, from PDF utilities to unit converters.