Sometimes you only need every second page of a PDF: the front sides of a double-sided scan, the odd pages of a booklet, or the even pages you still have to print. This tool copies the odd pages or the even pages into a new PDF in one click. It runs in your browser, so your file stays on your device.

How to Extract Odd or Even Pages from a PDF

1. Drop your PDF onto the tool, or click Choose PDF File.
2. Choose Odd pages or Even pages. The line under the settings lists exactly which page numbers will be kept.
3. Reverse the order if you need the last page first.
4. Click Extract Pages, then download the new PDF.

Why Use This Odd and Even Page Extractor

• Your file stays on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
• See what you get first. The kept page numbers are listed before you convert.
• Reverse option. Handy for printing both sides of a stack by hand.
• Original untouched. You download a new file.
• Text stays searchable. Pages are copied, not turned into images.

FAQ

How do I extract only the odd pages from a PDF?

Drop the PDF onto the tool, choose Odd pages and click Extract Pages. You get a new PDF with pages 1, 3, 5 and so on. Choose Even pages for 2, 4, 6.

Is my PDF uploaded to a server?

No. The pages are copied by code running in your browser tab, so the file stays on your device.

What does the reverse option do?

It puts the kept pages in the opposite order, last page first. People use it when they print one side of a double-sided job by hand and need the stack in the right order for the second pass.

Does it change the original file?

No. Your original PDF is untouched. You download a separate new file.

Will links, bookmarks and forms survive?

The pages and their content are copied. Document-level extras such as the bookmarks outline are not carried over, so check the result if you rely on them.

Why did it say the PDF is password-protected?

Encrypted files cannot be edited. Remove the password first with the password remover, then try again.