Extract selected PDF pages
Choose the pages you actually need and create separated output without sharing the whole source PDF.
Split and extract PDF pages
Choose the PDF pages you need, split them from the original document and download the resulting files in a ZIP.
Up to 3 free conversions per day. Files are not stored permanently.
High-quality file conversion designed to keep your workflow simple.
Pay as you go. Use FilexFlow only when you need it.Why split a PDF?
Split a larger PDF when you need selected pages as separate output instead of sending or processing the entire document.
Choose the pages you actually need and create separated output without sharing the whole source PDF.
Separate a long document when a portal, submission or workflow accepts only a limited number of pages.
Split the PDF online with private server-side processing and without permanent file storage.
How it works
Upload the source PDF, choose the pages you want to extract and download the separated result.
Choose the PDF document that contains the pages you need.
Select the pages you want to split from the PDF and review the estimated credit use before processing.
Run the process and download the separated PDF output in a ZIP file.
Common Split PDF tasks
Use selected pages for sharing or separate a larger PDF when the destination imposes a page-count limit.
Selective sharing
Extract the pages another person actually needs instead of sending an entire PDF containing unrelated sections.
How to extract only needed pagesSubmission limits
Separate the required pages when a portal, application or document workflow limits how many pages you can submit.
How to handle page-count limitsPrivacy and security
FilexFlow uses server-side processing and is designed to avoid permanent file retention.
Frequently asked questions
What to check when extracting pages, separating sections or preparing a PDF for a page-limited destination.
Yes. Split PDF lets you choose the pages you want to extract so you can use the needed pages without sharing the entire source document.
Yes. If a destination limits the number of pages, you can separate the required pages before submitting the resulting PDF files.
Check the actual PDF page position as well as any page number printed inside the document. They may not match when a PDF contains covers, introductions or unnumbered pages.
You can select the pages that belong to the section you need and split them from the source. Check the section boundaries before processing so the output contains the intended pages.
Prepare the right PDF pages
Check page selection, prepare for a page-count limit or compress a resulting PDF if the next destination also has a file-size limit.