Extract PDF Pages
Pull out just the pages you want from a PDF into a new file.
Your files stay on your device — nothing is uploaded.
How to extract pages from a PDF
- Drop your PDF on the box above, or click to choose it.
- The tool shows how many pages it has.
- Type the pages to keep, like 1-3, 5.
- Press Extract pages and download the new file.
Keep only what you need
Extracting is the opposite of deleting. Instead of naming the pages to remove, you name the pages to keep, and the tool builds a new PDF from just those. Type single pages and ranges together, like 1-3, 5, to keep pages 1 through 3 and page 5. The pages come out in order.
Why pull out pages
Sometimes you only need part of a long document, such as one chapter, a single form, or the pages that apply to you. Extracting gives you a clean file with just those pages, which is easier to read and smaller to send than the whole thing.
Quality is kept
The pages you keep are copied exactly into the new file, with no re-drawing or re-compression. They hold their original quality and any selectable text. The pages you did not name are simply left out.
FAQ
How is this different from deleting pages?
Deleting removes the pages you name and keeps the rest. Extracting keeps the pages you name and drops the rest. Pick whichever is fewer to type.
Can I keep a range of pages?
Yes. Type the range with a dash, like 4-9, and add single pages with commas.
Does extracting change the quality?
No. The kept pages are copied exactly and keep their quality and selectable text.
Do the pages stay in order?
Yes. They come out in their original order, even if you type the numbers in a different order.
Are my files private?
Yes. Extracting runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded or saved.
Can I save one page of a PDF as its own file?
Yes. Type that single page number and you get a new PDF holding just that page. You can also pull pages in groups, like 1-3 and 7, into one extracted file.