Split PDF
Type the pages you want and Quill builds a new PDF from exactly those, leaving the original untouched. Useful for lifting one signed appendix out of a hundred-page bundle, or cutting a scanned book into chapters.
Load the document you want to cut down. The page rail shows what you are working with.
Find it in the document tools panel, alongside watermarking and page numbering.
Either take every page, or type a range. Pages are collected in ascending order and duplicates are ignored, so overlapping ranges are safe.
Download gives you a new PDF containing just those pages, with any rotation you applied carried over.
Commas separate parts and hyphens make spans: 1-3, 7, 10- means pages one to three, page seven, and everything from ten to the end. Leaving the left side off, as in -4, starts at the first page. Backwards spans like 9-5 are read as 5-9, and anything outside the document is clipped rather than throwing an error.
Extraction builds a new document from copies of the pages you named. The file you opened is left exactly as it was on disk.
If you straightened a sideways scan before extracting, the exported pages keep that correction rather than reverting to the source orientation.
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