Add a PDF and take it apart the way you need: one file per page, one file per range like 1-3, or just the pages you pick, gathered into a single new PDF. It is free, and your file never leaves your browser.
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How it works
Drag in the PDF you want to take apart, or browse for it. It can be up to 50 MB.
Split every page into its own file, type ranges like 1-3, 7 to get one file per range, or extract the pages you name into a single new PDF.
Save each new PDF on its own, or take the whole set at once as a zip. Nothing was sent anywhere.
Why this one
Every page as its own file, one file per page range, or the pages you choose gathered into one new PDF. The same ranges box drives the last two, so 1-3, 7 always means the same thing.
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