Embassy checklist
An applicant has a combined packet with instructions, passport scans and bank statements. They extract the requested page ranges into separate copies and retain the original packet for reference.
Visa page selection
Extract only the passport, bank statement or application pages requested by a visa portal, with page-range checks in your browser.
Real use cases
Selective extraction reduces unnecessary disclosure, but submit documents only to the official visa or government portal.
Real-world examples
An applicant has a combined packet with instructions, passport scans and bank statements. They extract the requested page ranges into separate copies and retain the original packet for reference.
A school portal needs only the transcript and identity pages. The user selects those ranges locally instead of sending the complete private application packet.
Step-by-step
FAQ
No. It creates a separate output. Keep the original packet unchanged until the official portal accepts the submission.
Use the PDF viewer's page order, starting at 1. Printed numbers inside a document may be different.
Yes. Select only the pages the official checklist requires, then verify that no required page was omitted.
No for the core split workflow. Page extraction runs in your browser.
People search for PDF tools by the exact job they are trying to finish: a 500KB upload limit, a visa portal, a client proof, or a phone signature. This page keeps that task obvious while using the same tested core engine.
Enter exact PDF page ranges and export only the pages you need. The range parser, page copying and ZIP creation run locally in your browser.
OpenExport each page as its own PDF and automatically package multiple outputs into a ZIP download.
OpenSeparate only the pages required by a school, visa, accounting or government portal.
OpenSplit a PDF by page range or export every page as a separate file directly in your browser, with clear range checks and local processing.
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