Page ranges made practical
For an eight-page document, 1-2, 3-5, 6- creates three PDFs: pages 1–2, pages 3–5, and pages 6–8. An open-ended range continues to the end. Use separate ranges when each section needs its own file.
Split or extract?
Splitting makes separate files from groups of pages. If you want selected pages combined into one new PDF, use Extract pages inside All tools instead. For example, extraction is the better choice for collecting pages 2, 5 and 8 into a single handout.
Watch for printed page labels
A report’s printed page numbers may start after a cover and contents page. The tool uses physical PDF pages, not labels such as “iii” or “Chapter 1.” Check thumbnails before entering ranges so you do not leave out a cover or include the wrong page.