Extract specific pages or ranges from any PDF file.
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Need one chapter out of a 300-page document? Instead of emailing the whole file, pull out just the pages you need and send those.
Upload the PDF document you wish to extract pages from.
Type specific page ranges (like 1-5, 8) or click on the individual page thumbnails to select them.
Choose whether to extract all selected pages into one new PDF, or split each selected page into its own separate file.
Security comes first. Unlike splitters that force you to upload files, PDFUp extracts pages directly in your browser, so there's no interception risk.
When splitting a document into multiple files, we automatically bundle them into a single ZIP archive so you can download everything with one click.
Don't guess page numbers. Our tool generates visual thumbnails for every page, allowing you to visually confirm exactly what you are extracting.
No. The splitting process happens entirely on your device using JavaScript. Your original document remains on your computer.
Yes! You can type ranges like '1-3, 7, 10' or simply click the specific page thumbnails you want to extract.
No, PDFUp never modifies your original file. It creates a brand new PDF with the extracted pages, leaving your original intact.
When you only need a chapter or a few pages from a large document, splitting is the answer. Online splitters make you upload the entire file first, which is a bad idea when that file is a company audit, a legal case file, or a manuscript.
This splitter runs on your computer. Select the pages you want visually, generate the new files, and never send the document anywhere. It's also fast: no upload waits, no server queues, just instant slicing.
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