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Split PDF

Upload a PDF, choose a page range, and download just those pages.

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Drop a PDF file here
Upload a single PDF to extract a page range from it
📎 Single PDF

How to Split a PDF File

1
Upload your PDF
Click the upload area or drag your PDF file onto the page. PixelForge will read the document in your browser and display the total number of pages so you can plan your split.
2
Set the page range
Enter the starting and ending page numbers for the section you want to extract. For example, to extract pages 3 through 7 from a 20-page document, enter "From: 3, To: 7". Use the +/− steppers or type directly into the fields.
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Split and download
Click "Split PDF". Your browser will extract the selected pages into a new PDF file. Click "Download Split PDF" to save the result. Repeat the process with different page ranges to extract multiple sections.
🔒Split PDFs without uploading anywhere. Cloud-based PDF splitters require your file to travel to a remote server and back — potentially exposing confidential page content during transit or storage. PixelForge splits PDFs directly in your browser. Your document never leaves your machine. This is especially important when splitting multi-page contracts, legal filings, or medical reports where individual pages may contain sensitive information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract individual pages instead of a range?
Yes. To extract a single page, set both the "From" and "To" values to the same page number. For example, entering "From: 5, To: 5" extracts just page 5 as a separate PDF document.
Will splitting affect the quality of images or text in my PDF?
No. Splitting extracts pages at the document structure level without re-rendering or re-compressing anything. All content — text, images, hyperlinks, and embedded fonts — is preserved exactly as it appears in the original file.
Is there a limit on how many pages I can split from a PDF?
There is no page limit. You can split a single page, or extract almost all pages from a very long document. The only constraint is your device's available memory, since the file is processed locally in your browser.
Is it safe to split confidential PDF documents here?
Yes. PixelForge splits PDFs entirely within your browser — your file is never transmitted to a server. Once you close the tab, the document is cleared from memory. This makes it safe to split sensitive legal, medical, or financial documents.