Extract a page range into its own PDF, or split every page into a separate file. Everything happens locally in your browser — your file is never uploaded anywhere.
What does this tool do?
This tool lets you pull specific pages out of a PDF, either as a single new document containing just the pages you choose, or by splitting every page into its own separate PDF file. The original document's text, images, and formatting are preserved exactly — nothing is rasterized or converted to an image.
When should you use it?
- You only need to share a few pages from a longer document, not the whole thing
- You want to separate chapters, sections, or invoices bundled into one large PDF
- You need to remove pages you don't want to include when sharing
- You're archiving each page of a document as its own file
Why use Orisod for this?
The splitting happens entirely in your browser using pdf-lib — your PDF is never uploaded to a server. You can extract a specific range as one file, or split the entire document into individual page files packaged as a single ZIP download.
Frequently asked questions
Does splitting affect the quality of my PDF?
No. The tool extracts the actual PDF pages without converting them to images, so text stays selectable and quality is unchanged.
Can I extract pages that aren't in order?
Yes, list them in the order you want, for example "5, 1-3" will put page 5 first, followed by pages 1 through 3.
What happens if I split a 50-page PDF into individual pages?
You'll get a ZIP file containing 50 separate one-page PDF files, each keeping the original page's exact content.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No, the entire process happens locally in your browser using JavaScript.