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Split PDF

Pull one continuous page range out of a PDF into a new file for free, processed locally in your browser.

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Split PDF
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WHY TOOLMERA

Built to get the task done.

  • Choose page range
  • No server upload
  • Instant download
ABOUT THIS TOOL

Split PDF Free — Extract Pages in Your Browser

Extract one continuous page range from a PDF for free in your browser. The original document stays untouched.

How to choose the pages you want

The current Toolmera splitter supports one continuous range per export. Enter a range such as 4-9 to create a new PDF containing pages 4 through 9.

If you need two separate ranges, export them in separate passes. Multiple comma-separated ranges and thumbnail page selection are not part of the current tool yet.

Common reasons to split a PDF

Splitting is useful when only part of a larger document needs to be shared: one chapter from a report, a signature page from a contract, a specific exhibit, or a smaller section from a scanned document.

It is also useful when a large PDF needs to be broken into smaller, more relevant files for email, review or archiving.

The original file is never changed

Toolmera reads the source PDF and creates a new document from the selected pages. The original file on your device is not modified, reordered or deleted.

HOW IT WORKS

How to use Split PDF

01

Choose a PDF

Open the document you want to extract pages from.

02

Enter a page range

Specify one continuous range such as 4-9.

03

Create the extract

Download a new PDF containing only the selected pages.

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FAQ

Common questions

Can I extract more than one page range at once?

Not in the current version. Toolmera exports one continuous range per pass, such as 4-9.

Will splitting reduce PDF quality?

Toolmera copies the selected PDF pages into a new document instead of turning them into screenshots, so the page content is carried across as PDF content.

Does splitting change my original PDF?

No. It creates a new PDF from the selected pages and leaves the original file untouched.

Can I preview page thumbnails before extracting?

Not yet. Pages are currently selected by entering a page range.