PDF Splitter
Extract selected pages or page ranges into a new PDF.
Select a PDF to preview its page count.
Processing runs locally in your browser. Toolexa does not upload or permanently store your input.
About PDF Splitter
PDF Splitter is a private, browser-based utility for extracting selected pages from a PDF into a new document. Choose a PDF and the tool reads its page count locally, helping you confirm the available range before processing. Enter individual pages or ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8-10, then create a new PDF containing those pages in the order requested. This is useful for separating chapters, sharing only relevant forms, extracting receipts, preparing study material, reducing a document to key pages or creating a smaller attachment. The page selection is validated against the source document, with duplicate pages removed to prevent accidental repetition. After extraction, a result summary shows the source page count and number of selected pages, and the new PDF can be downloaded immediately. PDF processing is performed in your browser with JavaScript; the source file and extracted document are not uploaded to Toolexa or permanently stored. The responsive interface works across desktop and mobile devices and includes clear reset and share controls. For protected, encrypted or damaged PDFs, the tool displays a helpful error instead of sending the file anywhere.
How to use PDF Splitter?
- Choose a PDF from your device.
- Confirm the detected total page count.
- Enter pages or ranges, for example 1-3, 5, 8.
- Click Extract Selected Pages.
- Download the newly created PDF.
- Open the tool page and read the input labels carefully.
PDF Splitter Features
- Read and preview source page count
- Select individual pages and ranges
- Extract pages into a new PDF
- Validate page selections
- Download the split PDF
- Local private processing
PDF Splitter FAQs
How do I specify pages?
Use comma-separated page numbers or ranges, such as 1-3, 5, 8-10.
Can I extract one page?
Yes. Enter a single page number and process the PDF.
Does the original PDF change?
No. The tool creates a separate PDF and leaves the source file untouched.
Are PDFs uploaded?
No. Reading, copying pages and downloading happen locally in your browser.
Can it split password-protected PDFs?
Encrypted or password-protected PDFs may not be readable and can produce an error.