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PDF Split
Extract page ranges from a PDF or split it into individual pages — runs entirely in your browser.
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About this tool
Drop a single PDF, then either type page ranges (e.g. `1-3, 5, 8-10`) to extract specific sections, or split the document into one PDF per page. Everything runs in your browser via pdf-lib — your file never leaves your device.
Common cases: pull one chapter out of a long report, extract a single signed page, break a 200-page scan into individual pages for filing.
Privacy
Processing happens in your browser whenever the tool can run locally. Your source files are not uploaded to PixWarp servers.
PixWarp vs upload tools
| Feature | PixWarp | Upload tools |
|---|---|---|
| File privacy | Runs in your browser | Often uploads to a server |
| Account required | No signup | May require login or email |
| Watermark | No watermark | Often adds branding on free plans |
Frequently asked questions
- Does my PDF get uploaded?
- No. Splitting happens entirely in your browser via pdf-lib. Your file never leaves your device.
- What does the page-range syntax look like?
- Comma-separated. Ranges use a dash. Examples: "1" (just page 1), "1-3" (pages 1, 2, 3), "1-3, 5, 8-10" (three separate output PDFs). Pages are 1-indexed.
- What's the difference between ranges and per-page split?
- Ranges produce one PDF per range, named by the range. Per-page split produces one PDF per single page, useful when you need every page as its own file.
- What if I need a single ZIP of all the outputs?
- v1 lists each output PDF for individual download. ZIP packaging would require an extra library — let us know if you want it.