Extract a page range, or split every page into its own file. For sending one contract page or one chapter.
1-3 is pages 1 to 3, 5 is page 5 alone, 8- is page 8 to the end. Combine them with commas, like 1-3, 5, 8-; overlaps are included once. Output always follows the original order.
A 100-page document becomes 100 PDFs in a single ZIP. Each file name gets a zero-padded number (-001, -002) so sorting stays correct.
Only the fonts and images used on the extracted pages are kept, so files are usually smaller than the original. A font used on every page is embedded in every file, so the total can exceed the original.
They will not open. Remove the password in the original program first.
Check which pages contain signature blocks or key addendums before entering page numbers so you extract only the relevant sections. All processing runs in your browser memory, so confidential lease terms are never transmitted externally.
Pulling just the first page or two from a lengthy bid notice significantly reduces the attachment file size. Unlike screenshots, extracted pages retain the original PDF text and formatting without any resolution loss.
When splitting a bundled scan into individual records, the single-page mode creates sequentially numbered files with zero-padding so they stay correctly sorted in your file manager. All pages are packaged into one ZIP archive for convenient saving.
Screens and numbers from actually running this tool with a sample file with no personal data (2026-10-06, Chromium-based browser on a Mac). Results vary with your input and device.

Typing '2-3' as the range on a 6-page sample (3.73 MB) downloaded a 2-page file of 1.24 MB. You can combine ranges such as '1,3-4'; the original is not changed.

In 'one file per page' mode the 6 pages became 6 PDFs in a single ZIP (3.73 MB), numbered in page order.
No. Reading pages and assembling the new PDF happens inside your browser.
This tool keeps the original order. Extract the pieces you need, then set the order in Merge PDF.
Yes. It works page by page, regardless of whether the text is recognized.
You can enter ranges using commas and hyphens, such as '1-3, 5, 8-', to extract specific pages or sections.
Yes, choosing the single-page option will package all split pages into a ZIP archive with zero-padded sequential numbering.
No, all extracted pages strictly retain their original sequence from the source document.
No, all splitting features are completely free to use without any account registration or subscription.