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Split a PDF & Extract Pages — Free Online

Extract the pages that matter — one clause, one exhibit, one signature page — or break a long bundle into separate files. Choose a range, split every page out, or delete the pages you do not want.

Drop your PDF hereExtract a page range, split every page, or delete pagesProcessed on your device — never uploaded

How to split a PDF in 3 steps

1
Open the PDF
Drop in the file. Its page count appears immediately.
2
Choose what you need
Extract a range like 3-7, split every page into its own file, or delete specific pages and keep the rest.
3
Download
Get a single PDF, or a ZIP when the operation produces several files.

Worth knowing

Extracting the signature page alone is the fastest way to send proof of execution without disclosing commercial terms.
Page ranges accept lists and spans together — 1, 4-6, 12 all in one go.
Splitting keeps the original untouched; you always get new files.

Your file never leaves this tab

The tool runs entirely in your browser. There is no upload, no server-side copy and no retention policy to take on trust — open your devtools Network tab and watch: nothing goes out.

Split PDF FAQs

Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?

Nothing is uploaded. The tool runs entirely inside your browser tab using WebAssembly and JavaScript — your file never crosses the network, so there is no server copy to leak, retain or subpoena. You can prove it: open your browser devtools, switch to the Network tab, and run the tool. No request goes out.

How do I extract just one page?

Choose Extract range and enter the same number for start and end — for example 7-7 — or simply type 7. You get a one-page PDF.

Can I split into individual pages at once?

Yes. Pick "Split every page" and the tool produces one PDF per page, delivered as a single ZIP download.

Does splitting reduce quality?

No. Pages are copied across at full fidelity — this is a structural operation, not a re-render, so text stays selectable and images stay at original resolution.

If the document itself is the problem

The app splits and re-merges documents in place, so you can carve up a contract and keep every piece filed together.

The app also drafts a contract from your answers and reviews one you were sent, clause by clause. It is free to download and free every month for 3 documents and 2 reviews — this tool stays free either way.

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