Visual page selection
Select pages for extraction without moving the workflow to a remote service.
Precision page extraction
Page range extractionBrowser-based splitting50MB per fileExtract page ranges or separate a document into smaller files. Extract pages or ranges in one local browser workflow.
Preview pages, select ranges visually, split every page, or chunk long PDFs into clean packages.
Pick the PDF you want to split. The document is loaded into browser memory for local processing.
Select specific pages or define ranges for extraction. The engine maps the document structure locally.
Selected pages are extracted in the browser and prepared for local download without a server round-trip.
The engine identifies exact page boundaries so extracted output stays valid and usable.
Extraction uses local browser resources to keep the flow responsive on larger documents.
Fonts, images, and core page formatting are preserved wherever possible.
Split PDFs locally in your browser so document content does not need a third-party upload step.
Extract multiple pages or ranges in one workflow using the same local session.
Extracted pages are exported as usable PDF output for sharing and review.
Splitting PDF files is useful for extracting forms, isolating chapters, or sending only the pages someone needs. Many online tools require uploading the full document before extraction. DocuStitch removes that step for standard workflows.
When you split PDFs with DocuStitch, extraction runs directly in your browser using WebAssembly (WASM), keeping the document on your device during processing.
You can extract individual pages or ranges while keeping the flow private, browser-based, and fast.
Select pages for extraction without moving the workflow to a remote service.
Specify custom ranges like 1-10 or 12-15 in a single run.
Preserves core page content and layout in extracted output.
Uses local browser resources to keep extraction responsive.
DocuStitch is designed for local-first processing, so standard workflows run in your browser session without a server upload step.
The workflow focuses on extraction rather than recompression, so page quality is typically preserved.
Yes. You can select individual pages or define custom ranges for extraction.
Yes, as long as you can unlock the file first with the correct password.
No. The workflow is browser-based and runs on modern web platforms.