Extract specific pages or split every page into a separate PDF. No upload, no limits, no watermarks.
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Splitting a PDF is often faster than recreating a document from scratch — here are the real situations where it saves time.
Many Malaysian government portals (LHDN, MyEG, JPA, EPF) have per-file size or page limits. If your document is too large or contains more pages than required, split out only the pages the portal asks for — IC front and back, specific tax form pages, or a single payslip — before uploading.
Extract only the relevant pages from a long report, contract, or manual before emailing. A 3-page excerpt is far easier to share than a 60-page document — and keeps the recipient focused on what matters.
Scanned documents sometimes end up as one large PDF — a stack of receipts, a batch of forms, or multiple invoices scanned together. Split them into individual files so each document can be filed, renamed, or submitted separately.
Extract just the pages you need before printing. No need to print an entire 50-page report when you only need pages 12–15. Split first, then print — saves paper and avoids wasted toner.
Click "Choose PDF File" or drag and drop. The tool shows you the total page count so you know the full range available. There is no file size limit.
Type specific pages or ranges in the input field. Use 1-5 for a continuous range, 2,4,6 for individual pages, or combine them like 1-3,7,10-12. Pages are extracted in the order you specify — so entering 5,1,3 puts page 5 first in the output.
Processing happens entirely in your browser — no upload, no server. Your original file is never modified or sent anywhere. Splitting is fast even for large PDFs.
Download the extracted PDF and open it to confirm the right pages were captured before submitting or sharing. If the output is still too large, run it through the Compress PDF tool to reduce the file size.
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