Split PDF
Type the pages you want and Quill builds new PDFs from exactly those, leaving the original untouched. Or cut the document into fixed-size chunks, into halves, or into one file per page.
Each comma-separated part becomes its own PDF, so 1-3, 4-9, 10- gives you three files. Reversed and out-of-range parts are corrected rather than rejected.
The document is read locally, and its page count is used to clip whatever you ask for.
By ranges, every N pages, down the middle, or one file per page.
Each comma-separated part becomes its own file: 1-3, 7, 10- gives you three PDFs. Overlapping and out-of-range parts are handled rather than rejected.
One part comes back as a single PDF; several arrive as a ZIP so you get one download instead of forty.
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.
A calm, fast PDF workspace. Free to use, private by default.