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Split PDF

Select a page range and save it as a new PDF without uploading your document.

PDF tool guide

Extract only the PDF pages you need

Toolyma creates a new PDF from one consecutive range in your original document. Enter the first and last page, then download only that section.

Use it to separate a chapter, remove unrelated sections from a shared copy or prepare a smaller document without uploading the source PDF.

How to use Split PDF

  1. Choose a PDF.Select the original document from your device.
  2. Check the page count.Toolyma detects the total and fills the last-page field.
  3. Enter a range.Choose a valid first and last page, such as pages 3 through 8.
  4. Extract and download.Save the selected range as a separate PDF.

Practical ways to use this tool

Share one chapter

Extract a relevant chapter instead of sending the full report.

Separate an invoice

Save one invoice or statement from a multi-document PDF.

Prepare a review copy

Create a shorter file containing only the pages someone must review.

Reduce processing work

Split a long PDF before using the 30-page PDF compressor.

Privacy, quality and limitations

  • Consecutive pages: the tool extracts one continuous range from the first page to the last page entered.
  • Page numbering: use the visible PDF page positions, which start at 1.
  • Original unchanged: the downloaded section is a new file; the source document is not modified.
  • Complex files: encrypted, signed or damaged PDFs may require special handling before extraction.

Frequently asked questions

Is Split PDF free?

Yes. You can extract a page range without signing up.

Can I extract pages 2, 5 and 9 in one operation?

This tool extracts one consecutive range. For non-consecutive changes, use Delete PDF Pages or Reorder PDF Pages as appropriate.

Does splitting delete pages from my original PDF?

No. Your original file remains unchanged and the selected range is saved as a new PDF.

How do I know the last page number?

After you choose a PDF, Toolyma detects its total page count and updates the range field.

Are my pages uploaded?

No. The PDF is processed locally in your browser.