Pull out selected pages, or split every page into its own file
Often you do not need the whole PDF — just two or three pages, like your result page from a fifty-page booklet. Type a page range (for example 1-3,7) and download the new PDF straight away. The other mode gives you every page as a separate PDF inside a ZIP.
Use commas for individual pages and dashes for runs: 1-3,5,9-12 gives you pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 9, 10, 11 and 12. To run to the end of the document, leave the second number off — 9- means page 9 onwards.
These are positions in the file, not the numbers printed on the pages. If a book's page 1 is the fourth sheet in the PDF, ask for page 4.
If you are splitting only because the file is too heavy, Split by File Size is the better tool — it works out the page breaks so each part lands under the megabyte limit you set. Or try shrinking it first with Compress PDF, which often removes the need to split at all.
Use commas and dashes: 1-3,5,9-12. To go to the last page, write 9- and leave the end open.
Choose 'Every page as a separate PDF (ZIP)' — all the files arrive in a single ZIP.
Not at all. Your original stays exactly as it is; a new copy is created.
No. A new file is created and your original is untouched.
No. Everything happens inside your browser.
Yes — choose that mode and they all arrive together in a single ZIP.
Yes. Pages are copied exactly, with no recompression.
Not automatically. Find the page numbers each chapter starts on and extract those ranges.
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