Split PDF — Extract or Remove Pages
Pull out the pages you need or drop the ones you don't — free and completely private.
Sometimes you don't need a whole PDF — just three pages out of a fifty-page report, or a document minus a cover sheet that shouldn't be shared. This tool lets you open a PDF, see every page listed individually, and remove the ones you don't want with a single click before saving the result as a new file.
Upload your PDF and each page appears in the list. Click ✕ next to any page to leave it out of the final document, use the up and down arrows if you also want to change the page order, then save. The pages you keep are copied at full quality into a brand-new PDF.
To split a document into multiple separate files — say, pulling chapters 1 and 2 into one PDF and chapter 3 into another — upload the same source file more than once, keeping a different set of pages each time you save. Because everything runs in your browser, re-uploading the same file costs nothing and never touches a server.
Frequently asked questions
How does splitting work here?
Upload your PDF, then remove any pages you don't want with the ✕ button next to each page. What's left is saved as your new PDF.
Can I split one PDF into several separate files?
Run the tool once per output file: upload the same PDF, keep only the pages for that file, save it, then repeat for the next set of pages.
Can I reorder pages while splitting?
Yes. The same page list lets you reorder with the up and down arrows before saving.
Is my PDF uploaded to split it?
No. Splitting happens locally in your browser — the file never leaves your device.