PDF Page Manager
Merge, split, delete, extract, rotate, reorder and number PDF pages in your browser.
Separate ranges with commas. Use a dash for a range.
100% private — Files are processed right in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
Operation notes and gotchas
- Reorder/delete — drag thumbnails; deletions dim until save so mistakes undo visually.
- Extract — selected pages export alone at original quality (no re-render).
- Page numbers — nine-point position grid, start-at offset, skip-first option for covers.
- Merge hint — multi-file mode concatenates in current thumbnail order with a live total count.
Every page operation under one toolbar
Rotate, reorder, delete, extract, number and merge from one thumbnail board — six tools that usually live on six different websites.
Seven page tools in one
Merge, split, delete, extract, rotate, reorder and number pages from a single page.
Browser-first PDF handling
Your PDFs are processed in the browser with pdf-lib, not uploaded.
No installation needed
Works on desktop and mobile without installing any software.
How it works
- 1
Upload the PDF you want to split.
- 2
Choose a split mode and fill in the details.
- 3
Process and download the ZIP of split files.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a page limit?⌄
The tool handles most PDFs; very large files may take longer to thumbnail.
Are my PDFs uploaded?⌄
No. All processing happens locally in your browser.
Can I undo a mistake?⌄
Use the Reset button to start over with the same or a new file.
Related tools
What is PDF Page Manager?
PDF Page Manager replaces a row of single-purpose PDF tools with one workspace. You can combine files, pull out pages, remove pages, rotate them, reorder them, or add page numbers without uploading anything to a server.
What you can do
- Merge multiple PDFs into one
- Split by ranges, every N pages, or one file per page
- Delete or extract selected pages
- Rotate pages in 90-degree steps
- Reorder pages by drag and drop
- Add page numbers in several positions and formats
When to use it
- Assembling documents from separate files
- Removing blank or unwanted pages
- Preparing documents for printing or presentation
Everything happens locally in your browser; your PDFs never leave your device.