Pull a range of pages out of a PDF into a new file, or drop the pages you do not need. Set the from and to pages and export — all in your browser, nothing uploaded.
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# split a PDF — 3 steps 1. Import drop your PDF 2. Choose set from → to pages 3. Export download the range
Open the studio's 📄 PDF tab to start.
Extract exactly the pages you want in three steps.
Drop your PDF — the pages appear in the thumbnail rail.
Enter the from and to page numbers for the range you want, or delete pages you do not need.
Click Export range to download just those pages as a new PDF.
Open the PDF tab, import your PDF, enter the from and to page numbers under Split, then click Export range to download those pages.
Yes — set the from and to pages to the same number, or delete every other page and export the rest.
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, so your document is never uploaded to a server.
Yes. Delete the pages you do not want in the thumbnail rail, then export the remaining document.
Pick a page range and download it as a new PDF — free, in your browser.