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No, PDF splitting is lossless. Each extracted page retains the exact same quality, fonts, images, and formatting as the original document. The process simply separates pages without any re-encoding or compression.

Yes, you can select any combination of pages. Use the 'Select pages' mode to click individual pages, or use 'Page ranges' mode to specify patterns like '1-3, 5, 7-10' to extract specific non-consecutive sections.

When you split all pages, each page is extracted as a separate PDF file. The files are packaged into a ZIP archive for convenient download. Each file is named with its page number (page-1.pdf, page-2.pdf, etc.).

Protected PDFs must be unlocked before splitting. If your PDF requires a password to open, you'll need to enter the password or remove protection first. Contact the document owner for credentials if needed.

You can split PDFs with hundreds of pages. For very large documents, the process may take longer. If you experience timeouts with extremely large files, consider splitting in sections.

Page ranges let you specify which pages to extract using a simple format. Use single numbers (5), ranges (1-3), or combinations (1-3, 5, 7-10). Pages are extracted in the order specified and packaged together for download.

To remove pages, extract all the pages you want to keep. For example, to remove page 5 from a 10-page PDF, use the range '1-4, 6-10'. Then use Merge PDF to combine the extracted pages into one document if needed.

Splitting extracts pages in the order you specify them. To fully reorder pages, split the PDF first, then use our Merge PDF tool to combine pages in your desired order. This gives you complete control over the final arrangement.

Our splitter handles PDFs up to 100MB. For larger files, consider splitting in multiple batches or compressing the PDF first. Very large files with many high-resolution images may take longer to process.

Your files are processed securely and deleted automatically after splitting. We don't store, view, or share your documents. The splitting happens on our servers with encrypted connections, and results are delivered directly to your browser.

Yes, scanned PDFs split the same way as regular PDFs. Each page is extracted as a separate file containing the scanned image. For extracting text from scanned pages, use our OCR tool after splitting.

Identify the page ranges for each chapter, then use the 'Page ranges' mode to extract them. For example, if Chapter 1 is pages 1-25 and Chapter 2 is pages 26-50, enter '1-25' to get Chapter 1 as a separate file, then repeat for other chapters.