PDF Split – Extract Pages from PDF Files

PDF Split – Extract Pages from PDF Files

Upload a PDF and select pages to extract into a new document

The PDF Split tool lets you upload a PDF, visually select individual pages or page ranges to extract, and download a new PDF containing only those pages, with all processing handled client-side in your browser.

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Supports any standard PDF file

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I split a PDF and extract specific pages?

Upload your PDF to the PDF Split tool on airusk.com. The tool renders thumbnail previews of every page. Click the thumbnails you want to keep, or type a range like ‘1-3, 5, 7-10’ in the range input and click Apply. Then click Extract & Download to save a new PDF with only the selected pages.

Can I extract just one page from a PDF for free?

Yes. Select a single page thumbnail, deselect everything else, and click Extract & Download. The tool creates a one-page PDF from your selection at no charge, with no registration needed.

Does the PDF Split tool keep my document private?

Your PDF is processed entirely within your browser using client-side JavaScript libraries (pdf-lib and PDF.js). No file data is sent to any remote server, so the contents of your document remain on your own device from start to finish.

How do I quickly select odd or even pages to extract from a PDF?

The tool includes shortcut buttons labeled Odd Pages and Even Pages. Clicking either one instantly selects or deselects the appropriate pages across the entire document, which is handy for separating double-sided scans or alternating content.

Is there a page count limit when splitting a PDF in the browser?

There is no fixed page limit enforced by the tool. However, since rendering page thumbnails relies on your browser’s memory and the PDF.js rendering engine, very large PDFs — hundreds of pages or those with heavy graphics — may take longer to load and preview on lower-powered devices.