Sending only the clauses that matter
A reviewer needs the liability and termination sheets from a long agreement. Typing 12-14,27 produces a four-sheet document and leaves commercial terms elsewhere in the contract undisclosed.
Extract selected pages, split every page, or divide a PDF into fixed-size page batches.
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The PDF is opened on this device, and the pages you choose are copied into new files locally.
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Browse all pdf toolsChoose among three different outputs: one PDF containing selected pages, one file for every page, or a sequence of PDFs containing up to a chosen number of pages each. Extraction is useful when a reviewer needs only an appendix. Fixed-page batches are useful when a receiving system limits the number of pages per document. This browser tool copies existing PDF pages rather than rendering them as pictures, so splitting is not an image-compression or OCR step. Your source stays unchanged on your device. Temporary download links stop working when the tab closes; files you have already saved remain on your device. The separate MCP service is a different processing path and is not called by this browser tool.
A reviewer needs the liability and termination sheets from a long agreement. Typing 12-14,27 produces a four-sheet document and leaves commercial terms elsewhere in the contract undisclosed.
To drop a blank scanner artefact at sheet six of a nine-sheet document, extract 1-5,7-9. Deletion is expressed as keeping everything else, which is why no separate delete control is needed here.
Set Pages per file to 10 and choose Split every 10 pages. The expected outputs contain pages 1-10, 11-20, 21-30, 31-40 and 41-46. The last batch is shorter. This follows physical page positions, not chapter boundaries.
An appendix printed ahead of the summary can be moved by extracting 5-9,1-4. The sequence you type becomes the sequence written, so no separate reordering step is required.
It resolves to sheets one, two, three, five, eight, nine, and ten. Commas separate items, a hyphen defines an inclusive span, and the count is confirmed on screen before you commit to anything.
No. Split every page separates physical pages, not logical documents. Fixed-size batches can cut through a chapter or invoice. Use custom extraction ranges when the boundaries matter, and repeat for each section.
Ordinary page text, images and vector artwork are copied rather than rasterized or deliberately recompressed. Existing selectable text remains text; scans do not gain searchable text. Forms, signatures and document-level features need separate checking.
Not while the protection is in place. The tool distinguishes an encrypted document from a damaged one and tells you which it found, so you know the fix is to save an unprotected copy rather than to hunt for a corrupted download.
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