Split PDF
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Four things to one PDF: keep only the pages you want, throw away the ones you do not, turn pages that were scanned sideways, or cut a long file into several. Pick pages by clicking them or by typing a range like 1-3, 7. The document is read and rewritten by your browser, so it never leaves the machine.
1 · Your PDF
2 · What to do
3 · Which pages
Frequently asked questions
Is my document uploaded?
No. Your browser reads the PDF, copies the pages you kept and writes a new file, all locally. The site’s security policy sets connect-src ‘none’, so the browser blocks network requests from these pages, meaning the document could not be sent even if the code tried.
How do I type a page range?
The way a print dialogue takes one: 1-3, 7, 12- means pages one to three, page seven, and everything from twelve to the end. Clicking pages in the grid types it for you, and typing it selects them in the grid, because they are the same choice seen two ways.
Why would I rotate pages rather than just turning my head?
Because a sideways page prints sideways and reads sideways on a phone. Scanners and phone cameras save the orientation they were held at, and one page in a batch is often the odd one out. The turn is stored as a property of the page, so nothing is re-drawn and no quality is lost.
What does cutting into files give me?
One PDF per chunk, delivered as a single ZIP so it is one download rather than forty. Choose one page per file to burst a document apart completely.
Does anything get re-compressed?
No. Pages are copied object by object with their fonts and images exactly as they were. Removing pages makes the file smaller because there is less in it, not because anything was squeezed.