Use viewer page numbers
Enter the page numbers shown by your PDF viewer, not printed page numbers in headers or footers. Printed numbers can restart or skip pages in long reports.
PDF utility
Upload one PDF, enter page ranges such as 1-3,5, and download a new PDF containing only those pages.
After the page count loads, type the pages you want. Duplicate pages are ignored so the output stays clean.
Use the viewer page numbers, not printed numbers inside the document, when entering ranges. Always confirm that the downloaded PDF contains the intended pages.
Splitting is safest when you know the exact viewer page numbers and understand what must stay together in the final file.
Enter the page numbers shown by your PDF viewer, not printed page numbers in headers or footers. Printed numbers can restart or skip pages in long reports.
If a table, signature, diagram, or explanation continues onto the next page, include the full range so the extracted PDF still makes sense.
Open the downloaded file and confirm that confidential pages were removed and required pages were not accidentally left out.
Use 1-3 for the first three pages, 2,5,9 for individual pages, or 1-2,6-8 for multiple sections. The tool creates a new PDF and leaves your original file unchanged. If a document contains sensitive information, check the final file carefully before upload or email.
Use commas and hyphens, for example 1-3,5,8-10.
No. A new PDF is created in the browser.
No. Unlock the file first if you own it and have permission.