Split PDF
Pull out only the pages you need, such as a signature page for Word, an exhibit for email, or chapters from a long report. Enter a range like 1-3 or a list like 1,4,9.
Your file is processed entirely in your browser. It is never uploaded to any server.
How to extract pages from a PDF: step by step
- Choose the source PDF.
- Type the pages to keep. Examples:
1for a cover,2-5for a section,1,3,7for non-contiguous pages. - Leave the range blank only if you intend to copy every page (same as a full duplicate).
- Click Extract pages and open the new PDF to confirm.
Why split before inserting into Word
Word objects and image inserts get awkward with hundred-page binders. Splitting to the two pages you actually need keeps the Word file small and avoids converting or embedding material nobody will read in the memo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are page numbers 1-based?
Yes. Page 1 is the first page of the PDF, matching what most readers show.
Can I export each page as its own file?
This tool outputs one PDF containing the selected pages. Run it once per page (e.g. range 3) if you need separate files.
Does splitting reduce quality?
No re-encoding of page artwork is done; selected pages are copied into a new document.
How do I insert just a signature page from a PDF into Word?
Enter that page number above to extract it, then use Insert as Image for a picture-perfect signature block, or Insert as Object if you want the extracted PDF file itself embedded.
Can I reorder PDF pages before inserting into Word?
Not with this tool: it extracts a page range but does not change page order. To control order, insert the extracted images or objects into Word in whatever sequence you like, or split into single-page files and recombine them in order with Merge PDF.
How do I pull just one page out of a PDF to put in Word?
Enter that single page number in the range field above (for example, “4”), extract it, then insert or convert just that one-page file instead of the whole document.