PDF Splitter

In the document world, splitting and page extraction solve everyday problems. A teacher who needs to send each student only their relevant chapter from a booklet. A lawyer extracting one appendix page from a long contract to send to the other side. An accountant pulling a specific page from an annual report for the tax authority. A trainee who needs the signature pages from a 200-page case file. All these used to require expensive software like Adobe Acrobat Pro - today done in a few clicks.

There is also a privacy and file-size benefit. Instead of sending a 50-page file when the other side only needs one page - extract that specific page and send a one-page file. This saves email and cloud storage space, and prevents exposing information not relevant to the recipient. Lawyers in particular take care with this - not transferring information beyond what each party needs.

Even splitting works for a different scenario: when you receive one large file and need to break it into equal units. A textbook to split into chapters (split into files of 20 pages each), a training booklet to distribute to students (split into one-page files), a document with signature pages to split per signing party. Instead of splitting page-by-page manually, the tool does it automatically with one click.

Got a long PDF and only need part of it? A 50-page rental contract where only the signature page needs sending? An accountant report with 10 chapters that need to go out separately? A medical file from which only the diagnosis needs extracting? The tool shows a visual preview of all PDF pages. In "Extract Pages" mode you click the pages you need and get a new file with only those. In "Split Evenly" mode the document is cut automatically into equal-sized files - useful for splitting a textbook or workbook into chapters.

The tool preserves all content exactly like the original - Hebrew text, images, scanned signatures, stamps, and links. Pulling a single page or extracting a whole range works through the same interface: click the first page, then Shift+click the last to select a continuous range, or click individual pages if they are not consecutive (like 1, 5, and 9). You can also select all pages with one click if you want to break the entire file into separate pages.

The output depends on the selected mode. In Extract Pages you get one PDF containing all selected pages in order. In Split Evenly you get several separate PDFs, packaged together in one convenient ZIP for download. Every output file is saved at the original quality of the source PDF - no compression, no layout changes.