Extract Pages From a PDF
Pull out selected pages
What is PDF Page Extractor?
Pull specific pages out of a PDF into a brand-new PDF, discarding everything else. Use it to save just the relevant chapter from a report, share a single form page without handing over the whole document, or build a custom excerpt from a large source.
How do I use PDF Page Extractor?
- Drop a PDF onto the upload zone.
- Type the pages to keep, e.g. "1-3, 5, 8-10".
- Click Extract.
- Click Download to save the new PDF.
When should I use PDF Page Extractor?
Extract Pages is the inverse of Remove Pages; use it when you know which pages you want to keep. For breaking one PDF into multiple smaller PDFs by range, use PDF Split instead.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between extract and split?
Extract pulls out specific pages (e.g. "only pages 2, 5, 8") into one new PDF. Split divides the whole PDF into multiple files by a rule (every N pages, or at specific break points).
Can I change the order of the extracted pages?
Yes; the order of page numbers in your input is preserved in the output. "5, 2, 8" produces a PDF with page 5 first, then 2, then 8.
Does extracting preserve page content exactly?
Yes. Text, fonts, images, layout, and any embedded files on the extracted pages are copied byte-accurate from the original.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device, and there is no server component for this tool.
Tools that pair well with PDF Page Extractor
- PDF Page Remover delete specific pages, free and in your browser.
- PDF Splitter extract pages or ranges, free and in your browser.
- PDF Merge Tool combine multiple pdfs, free and in your browser.
- PDF Summarizer long pdfs in seconds, free and in your browser.