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PDF Splitter

Runs in Your Browser

Open a PDF, see its real page count, enter the pages you want (such as 1-3, 5, 8-10), and download either one PDF with those pages or a ZIP of single-page PDFs. Processing happens in your browser.

Browser-based: this tool works on your device and does not send your input to an Alona Tool server. See the Privacy Policy for details.
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Example Usage & Test Cases

Pull out a chapter
Input Scenario:
A 40-page PDF, pages "5-12"
Generated Result:
One 8-page PDF containing original pages 5 to 12
Separate pages
Input Scenario:
A 6-page PDF, pages "all", output "separate PDFs"
Generated Result:
A ZIP with six single-page PDFs

How It Works

1

Choose a PDF. Its real number of pages is detected and shown.

2

Type the pages you want, using commas and ranges, or "all". Invalid or out-of-range entries are explained before anything is created.

3

Choose one combined PDF or one file per page (ZIP), then download the result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Enter something like 1, 3, 5-8 and those pages are copied into one PDF in the order you typed them.

Good to Know

Common uses

  • Sharing only the pages that matter
  • Separating one long PDF into single-page files

Limitations and notes

  • Page numbers are positions in the PDF (1 = first page), not numbers printed on the pages.
  • Your original is not changed. Password-protected PDFs cannot be processed.

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Split a PDF and extract pages in your browser

Use the splitter to share only the pages that matter — a signature page, one chapter, or a single invoice from a long statement — without sending the whole document.

Page numbers refer to the position in the PDF (1 is the first page), not to numbers printed on the pages.

Key Highlights:

  • Real page count detection
  • Ranges and single pages
  • One PDF or a ZIP of single pages
  • Validation with clear messages
  • Processed in your browser