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Split PDF by page range

Pull one statement period, invoice, or exhibit out of a long PDF — then file it alone or extract Excel rows from just those pages.

  • Choose from–to pages
  • Download a smaller PDF
  • Runs in your browser

Drop a long statement or invoice PDF

Files stay in your browser for this tool.

How to split a finance PDF

Keep only the pages you need for this close.

  1. Upload a long statement PDF to split by page range
    1

    Upload the PDF

    Add the long statement pack or invoice bundle you want to trim.

  2. Select from and to page numbers to split a PDF
    2

    Set the page range

    Enter the first and last page to keep. Page count is detected after upload.

  3. Download split PDF pages for filing or OCR
    3

    Download the slice

    Save the smaller PDF, convert pages to JPG, or run Excel OCR on the extract.

Long PDFs worth splitting

When the portal dump includes more than this month’s work.

  • Multi-month statements

    Keep only the active period

  • Invoice bundles

    Separate one vendor invoice

  • Report + exhibits

    Isolate an appendix table

  • Page-range PDF

    Output stays a normal PDF file

Selecting a page range from a multi-page finance PDF

When splitting PDFs speeds the close

Send reviewers only what they need to sign off.

Split one month from a year-to-date bank PDF

One month from a YTD export

Banks sometimes export year-to-date. Split out the month you are reconciling.

Split contract exhibit pages from a long PDF

Single contract exhibit

Extract the signature or schedule pages before Scan to Word.

Split PDF pages before converting to JPG

Trim before JPG export

Split first so PDF to JPG only renders the pages you will attach.

Frequently asked questions

How do page numbers work?
Pages are 1-based, matching the page count shown after upload. From and to are inclusive.
Do files leave my browser?
Split runs locally in your browser for this tool.
Can I split into many single-page files at once?
This version exports one continuous page range as a single PDF. Run it again for another range if needed.
Need editable text from the extract?
Continue with PDF to Text or Scan to Word.