Split a PDF and extract pages
Pull out the pages you need and leave the rest behind.
Splitting is what you reach for when only part of a document matters: one clause from a long agreement, a single statement from a yearly bundle, the pages you are allowed to share. Choose a page range and LuxSign builds a new PDF from just those pages. Everything runs in your browser — the file is never uploaded to a server, so it never leaves your computer.
How to split a pdf and extract pages
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Open your PDF
Select the document you want to split.
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Choose the pages
Enter the page range to keep — a single page, or a span such as 3-7.
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Split
A new PDF containing only those pages is generated in your browser.
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Download
Save the extracted pages as their own file.
When you would use this
- Sending one section of a long report instead of the whole thing
- Separating a single bank statement from a combined yearly download
- Removing confidential pages before sharing a document externally
Questions
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
Yes. You can specify a range, and repeat the operation to pull out several separate sections.
Does the original PDF change?
No. The original file on your computer is untouched — splitting produces a new document and leaves the source exactly as it was.
Can I split a password-protected PDF?
You will need to remove the password first. A PDF that the browser cannot open cannot be split.
Need to sign the document too?
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