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Extracts page ranges such as 1-3,5,8- into new files; leave it empty to give every page its own file. Ranges are normalised and clamped, so a typo still produces a predictable result.
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Ranges are comma-separated, each segment a single page (`5`) or a span (`1-3`, `8-` for "to the end"), and **every segment produces its own PDF** — so `1-3,5` gives two files.
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Leaving the field empty means one file per page, the usual way to explode a document; the page count is read from the file rather than typed in.
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The tolerance is deliberate: a reversed span (`5-2`) is normalised, and out-of-range pages are clamped (`0-2` behaves like `1-2`), instead of handing you an empty result.
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Choose a PDF
The page count is read out; picking another file clears the previous results.
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Enter ranges, or leave it empty
For example `1-3, 5, 8-`: the first three pages, page 5, and page 8 to the end as three files.
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Download each part
Every segment gets its own button, named original-name-segment.pdf with the segment as you wrote it.
No: every segment must begin with a number (`1-3`, `8-`), and `-3` is ignored. Use `1-3` for the first three pages; only the end may be omitted (`8-`).
No: it copies the selected page objects into a new document, so the page content is untouched (and the size stays about the same). Excluded pages are genuinely removed, not hidden.
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