Split PDF files by page number or range free. Extract specific pages, split into chapters, or divide large documents. No signup, no watermark.
You have a 200-page PDF. You need pages 45–67. The split tool extracts exactly the pages you specify, delivered as a clean new PDF. ## How to Split PDF by Pages 1. Go to [pdfhub24.com/split-pdf](/split-pdf) 2. Upload your PDF 3. Enter the page range you want to extract (e.g., "45-67") 4. Or select individual pages by clicking on thumbnails 5. Click **Split** 6. Download your extracted pages ## Page Range Formats You Can Use - **Single page:** "5" — extracts page 5 only - **Range:** "10-25" — extracts pages 10 through 25 - **Multiple ranges:** "1-5, 20-30, 45" — extracts all three sections as one file - **All pages separate:** Select the option to split every page into individual files ## Real Use Cases **Extracting a chapter:** Your textbook PDF is 800 pages. Chapter 7 runs from page 203 to page 241. Enter "203-241" and download just that chapter. **Separating a mark scheme:** A past paper PDF contains the exam (pages 1–12) and the mark scheme (pages 13–20). Extract each section separately before distributing to students. **Pulling a specific form:** A 30-page government form booklet. You only need Form 3 on pages 8–10. Extract and fill in just those pages. **Portfolio curation:** Your design portfolio PDF is 50 pages. For a specific pitch, you want only the 8 most relevant project pages. Extract those specific pages and merge them in the right order. ## Splitting Without Losing Quality Splitting a PDF never degrades the quality of the pages extracted. The pages are taken directly from the original — no re-rendering, no compression, no quality loss. The output is identical in quality to the original.
Common Use Cases
- Extracting specific chapters from e-books
- Sending relevant report sections to different teams
- Breaking long documents into email-friendly sizes
- Extracting individual forms from multi-form PDFs
- Creating handouts from presentation slides
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I split a PDF into individual pages?
Yes. Enter each page number separated by commas, or use the interface to select individual pages. Each selected page (or range) becomes part of the new PDF.
Does splitting affect the original PDF?
No. Your original PDF remains completely unchanged. The split operation creates a new PDF containing only your selected pages.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
You'll need to unlock the PDF first using our Unlock PDF tool. After unlocking, you can split it by any pages you choose.