Extract Pages from PDF

How to Extract Pages from a PDF

1. Drop your PDF onto the tool, or click Browse Files to pick it.
2. Select the pages you need. Click thumbnails to select or deselect them, or type a range such as 1-5, 8, 10-12 and click Apply. Typing a range replaces your current selection. Select All Pages and Deselect All are there for quick starts.
3. Check the button. It counts your selection, for example Extract 4 Selected Pages. The preview panel lets you page through the document at 50% to 150% zoom.
4. Click Extract, then download. The new PDF is named after your original, starting with extracted-.

Why Use This Extract Pages Tool

• Your file stays on your device. The pages are copied into a new PDF by your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
• Click or type, whichever is faster. Pick pages from thumbnails, enter ranges like 1-5, 8, 10-12, or mix both: apply a range, then click to adjust.
• Pages arrive exactly as they were. They are copied, not redrawn, so text stays selectable and searchable.
• Your original is never changed. You download a new file next to it.
• Room for real documents. Each PDF can be as large as your plan allows; the limit is shown on this page.

Good to know: the result is a single PDF with your pages in their original order. The tool can't rearrange them, and it doesn't split a document into several files. If part of a range runs past the last page, that part is skipped, so check the count on the Extract button before you click it.

FAQ

How do I extract pages from a PDF?

Drop the file onto the tool, click the pages you want, then click Extract and download the new PDF. It contains only the pages you picked.

How do I enter a page range?

Type page numbers and ranges separated by commas, for example 1-5, 8, 10-12, and click Apply. The matching thumbnails are selected so you can check them before extracting.

Can I pick pages that are not next to each other?

Yes. Click any combination of thumbnails, or list them in the range box, such as 2, 7, 15.

Does it split my PDF into several files?

No. You get one new PDF holding all the pages you selected, in their original order. To make several separate files, run the tool once for each set of pages.

Will the extracted pages keep their text?

Yes. The pages are copied rather than turned into images, so text can still be selected and searched.

Is my PDF uploaded to a server?

No. Your file stays on your device. The extraction runs in your browser and the new PDF is created there.