How to Split PDF Pages: Extract What You Need
Extract specific pages from a PDF or split it into individual page files. Free, fast, and private.
How to Split PDF Pages: Extract What You Need
Sometimes you don't need an entire PDF — just a few pages. Maybe it's a single contract page for a client, a specific chapter from a report, or a single form. Splitting PDFs lets you extract exactly what you need.
When to Split a PDF
- [object Object] — Email just the relevant page instead of a 50-page document
- [object Object] — Pull out specific sections for separate review
- [object Object] — Delete unwanted pages by splitting around them
- [object Object] — Extract every page as individual files
How to Split a PDF with PDFKiller
**Option A — Extract a Range:**
- 1. Go to [Split PDF](/split-pdf)
- 2. Upload your PDF
- 3. Choose "Custom range" mode
- 4. Enter the page numbers (e.g., 1-3 for pages 1 to 3)
- 5. Use commas for multiple ranges (e.g., 1-3, 5, 7-10)
- 6. Click "Split PDF" and download
**Option B — Extract Every Page as Individual Files:**
- 1. Go to [Split PDF](/split-pdf)
- 2. Upload your PDF
- 3. Choose "Every page" mode
- 4. Click "Split PDF"
- 5. All pages download automatically as separate PDF files
Page Number Format
Use standard notation: - Single page: `5` → page 5 only - Range: `1-3` → pages 1, 2, and 3 - Mixed: `1-3, 5, 7-10` → pages 1-3, page 5, and pages 7-10
Tips
- [object Object] — The tool shows how many pages your PDF has
- [object Object] in the range field
- [object Object] are processed entirely in your browser — no upload, no server
- [object Object] for single pages — download the whole PDF and use your PDF reader to copy pages, then merge