Scenario 1: Extract Specific Pages

Goal: Pull out pages 3, 7, and 12–15 from a 50-page PDF.

1. Open Split PDF
2. Upload your PDF
3. Enter the page range: 3, 7, 12-15
4. Click Split
5. Download — you get a single PDF containing only those pages in order

Syntax reference:

Scenario 2: Extract All Pages Individually

Goal: Get each page as its own PDF (for distributing pages individually).

1. Split PDF → Upload → select Extract All Pages
2. Download — you receive a ZIP containing one PDF per page, numbered sequentially

Scenario 3: Reorder Pages

Goal: The PDF pages are in the wrong order and you need to rearrange them.

Since the split tool works on page ranges, you can extract and remerge in any order:

1. Split PDF → Extract all pages as individual PDFs
2. Merge PDF → Upload the individual pages
3. Drag them into the correct order
4. Merge → Download

This gives you exact control over page sequence.

Scenario 4: Remove Specific Pages

Goal: Delete pages 1, 5, and the last 3 pages from a 20-page PDF.

There is no "delete" function — instead, extract the pages you want to KEEP:

Pages to keep from a 20-page document, skipping pages 1, 5, 18, 19, 20:

• Range: 2-4, 6-17

1. Split PDF → Enter the keep range
2. Download — result contains only the pages you want

Scenario 5: Reverse Page Order

Goal: The document is in reverse order (page 20 is first, page 1 is last).

1. Split PDF → Extract all pages individually
2. Rename files in reverse order (file manager sort, then reverse sort)
3. Merge PDF → Upload files in the correct order
4. Merge → Download

After Splitting: Check File Size

Split PDF pages retain the same DPI as the source. If the extracted pages are large:

1. Run through Compress PDF with Medium compression
2. This does not affect text quality — only reduces embedded image data