Extract specific pages or split every page into separate PDFs. Selected file contents are processed locally in your browser.
Local-first PDF splitting
Upload a PDF, define page ranges, and export your new files. Everything happens securely in your browser memory.
PDF is processed in your browser. File contents are not intentionally uploaded by this tool.
ConvertUnlimited utilizes pdf-lib, a modern JavaScript library for PDF manipulation that runs natively in your browser. When you upload a document, our tool parses its internal structure locally. Based on your specified ranges (e.g., "1-3" or "5, 10"), it creates a new PDF container and copies the specific page objects into it.
Because all logic is executed on your device's CPU and RAM, your document contents are processed locally in your browser. This local-first architecture ensures local browser-based processing for sensitive files like medical records, legal contracts, and personal documents.
Our tool supports flexible syntax for selecting pages:
5 to extract only page 5.1-3 to extract pages 1, 2, and 3.1-3, 5, 8-10 to extract pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, and 10 into one new file.Yes. Use the "Split Every Page" button to automatically generate a separate PDF for every single page in your document. These will be bundled into a convenient ZIP archive for download.
Password-protected files cannot be split unless they are decrypted first. Please remove the password using a dedicated utility before using this tool.
This tool works in all modern browsers supporting the File API and WebAssembly, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
Split your PDF documents for free in your browser. Extract specific page ranges or split every page into a separate PDF. No signup or watermark. File contents are processed locally in your browser for supported workflows.
Use the controls on this page, review the output in your browser, then download the result from this tab.
Files are processed locally where supported. Review the Trust Center for the processing model and the Privacy Policy for public-site privacy boundaries.