Pages are copied unchanged — text stays selectable and scans keep their resolution — and the original is never modified. For a handful of specific pages, Extract pages lets you tap them on a board and get a single PDF. Files above 200 MB open in big-file mode, which streams the document so even a phone can split a huge scan by page count, though the size-based split needs the file in memory. Nothing is uploaded at any stage, and free use covers ten completed jobs per UTC day without an account. Installed from Chrome, Bindery works offline too.
How it works
- Share the PDF into Bindery or pick it from Files, and open Split
- Choose every page, every N pages, at bookmarks, or under a size
- Save the ZIP and open it in the Files app
Questions people ask
How do I open the ZIP on Android?
Tap it in the Files app — Android extracts ZIP archives into a folder, with each part named after the original and its page or part number. From there any part can be shared by Gmail, WhatsApp or Drive, or shared back into Bindery for another tool.
Can I split a PDF under a size for messaging apps?
Yes. Choose “under a size” and type the limit your app enforces; Bindery writes the fewest consecutive parts that each stay below it, checking the real bytes of every part. If one page alone is over the limit, it becomes its own part and the result says so.
I just need one page — is there a faster route?
Extract pages: tap the page on the board, or type its number, and get a one-page PDF with no ZIP. It is the same untouched page copy and the quickest way on a phone to pull a signed page or an invoice out of a long document.