Split PDF

Yes. You can define as many split points as you need in a single operation — each split point creates a new file boundary.

If you define a single range, you get a PDF directly. If you define two or more ranges, you get a ZIP file containing one PDF per range.

No. Pages are extracted without re-rendering, so formatting, fonts, and images are preserved exactly.

You'll need to decrypt it first using Riqa's Unlock PDF tool before splitting and extracting.

Splitting & Extracting costs 3 credits per operation, regardless of how many split points you define or extracted pages you select.

Extract Pages lets you select individual pages from a PDF and pull them into a new file. Unlike Split, which divides at a cut point, Extract lets you hand-pick exactly which pages you want — including non-consecutive ones.

Yes. You can select any combination of pages — for example pages 1, 5, and 12 from a 20-page document — and they will be extracted in the order they appear in the original.

You get a single PDF containing only the pages you selected.

No. Pages are copied without re-rendering, so text, images, fonts, and formatting are preserved exactly. The original PDF is not modified.