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Split PDF & extract pages

Select individual pages or ranges such as 1–3, 5 and 8–10. BookForge creates a new PDF locally.

No sign-up Files stay local Free & unlimited
Converter

Pick your tool

Every conversion runs locally on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Features

More than a simple converter

Absolute privacy

Your books are processed strictly locally. No upload, no server, no storage.

Real booklet printing

Imposition mode arranges pages so you can print double-sided, fold and bind them.

Crisp vector PDFs

Selectable, razor-sharp text instead of pixel mush – at a small file size.

Metadata & cover

Set title, author and cover – for a tidy e-book library.

PDF tools

Merge and extract pages – the little everyday helpers.

Free & unlimited

No sign-up, no watermarks, no limits. Funded by unobtrusive ads.

In three steps

How it works

Drop your file

Drag your EPUB or PDF into the converter – or pick it with a click.

Choose options

Set size, margins and the mode you want (e.g. reading PDF or booklet).

Download

The result is generated right in your browser and saved instantly.

PDF tool

Keep only the pages you actually need

Flexible page ranges

After selecting your PDF, BookForge reads its page count. Enter individual pages, continuous ranges or a combination of both.

  • Single page: 5
  • Range: 1-3
  • Combination: 1-3, 5, 8-10
  • Result saved as a new PDF

Your original stays unchanged

BookForge creates a new file and never modifies the selected original. Because everything runs locally, confidential documents do not need to be uploaded for processing.

Frequently asked

FAQ

Are my files uploaded?

No. Selected EPUB and PDF files are processed locally in your browser and are not sent to BookForge for conversion.

Do I need an account?

No. BookForge works without an account, email address or registration.

Are there watermarks or usage limits?

No. BookForge adds no watermarks and does not limit the number of local conversions.

Can I combine multiple ranges?

Yes. Separate ranges and individual pages with commas, for example 1-3, 5, 8-10.

Will the original be overwritten?

No. The result is downloaded as a new PDF file.