ConvertDuck

Split PDF

Extract pages from your PDF or split them into separate files.

Drop a PDF file here.

Flexible PDF Page Extraction in Your Browser

Managing large documents shouldn't require complex software. Our tool leverages the PDF-Lib engine to handle document partitioning directly on your device. Whether you need to pull a single invoice from a monthly report or divide a 100-page manual into individual files, we provide a secure, lag-free experience without compromising your sensitive data. Processing happens entirely in your browser memory.

How to Split a PDF File

1. Upload Document

Select the PDF you want to divide. It loads instantly for analysis.

Files up to 100MB are typically handled with ease by modern browsers.

2. Choose Split Mode

Select 'Extract' to pull specific ranges into one new file, or 'Split All' to create separate files for every page.

Use page ranges like '1, 3-5' to grab exactly what you need.

3. Download Result

Click the action button to save your new PDF or a ZIP archive containing all pages.

Single extractions download as a .pdf; bulk splits are neatly zipped.

Technical Requirements

BrowserChrome 90+, Firefox 88+, Safari 14+, Edge
Privacy100% Local (No Server Uploads)
Max ResolutionSupports Standard and High-DPI PDFs
CompatibilityPDF 1.4 through 1.7 Standards

Local Extraction vs. Cloud Services

FeatureThis Local ToolCloud-Based Tools
PrivacyFiles stay on your RAMFiles uploaded to server
SpeedInstant executionDepends on upload speed
OfflineWorks without internetRequires connection
CostFree & UnlimitedOften paid per task

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Is it safe to split sensitive documents here?▼
Yes. Because the splitting happens in your browser's local memory, no one—not even us—can see your content.
Q.Can I extract non-sequential pages?▼
Absolutely. You can enter a range like '2, 5, 10-15' to get exactly those pages in a single file.
Q.Will the quality of my PDF decrease?▼
No. We copy existing page data directly without re-compressing, so the text and image quality remain identical.
Q.Does this work on mobile devices?▼
Yes, it is fully optimized for Android and iOS browsers, though very large files may consume significant mobile memory.