Extract PDF pages
Pull the pages you need out of a PDF and save them as a new file. Click the pages you want or grab a whole range with the slider. Your file never leaves your browser.
Pick pages by clicking, not typing
Every page shows as a thumbnail. Click the ones you want and they're marked with a checkmark; click again to remove them. You see exactly what you're taking, so you never pull the wrong page.
Grab a whole range at once
Need pages 5 through 20? Set the range slider and press the extract button. The entire range is selected in one move, with no clicking page by page.
Split pages into separate PDFs
Choose "One file per page" and each page you selected becomes its own PDF, delivered together in a single zip. Keep "One file for all" to get one combined file.
A fresh PDF, original untouched
Extracting copies the chosen pages into a brand-new PDF and never edits the file you opened. Your source stays as it was, so you can go back and pull a different set later.
The file stays on your device
Extraction runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded, stored, or read on a server.
Opens password-protected PDFs
If your PDF is locked, enter its password to open it and extract pages as usual. Both the password and the document stay in your browser and are never sent anywhere.
How to extract pages from a PDF
Open your PDF
Drop your PDF into the upload area or pick it from your device. Every page opens as a thumbnail, so you can see exactly what you're working with before you choose anything.
Pick the pages to extract
Click any page to select it. A checkmark shows it's in. Click it again to drop it. To take several pages in a row, set the range under "Pages to extract" and press the "Extract pages" button.
Choose one file or several
Keep "One file for all" to get a single PDF with every page you picked, or choose "One file per page" to receive a separate PDF for each page, bundled in one zip.
Download your new PDF
Press "Finish", then download the pages you chose as a fresh file. Your original PDF stays untouched, so you can come back and pull a different set later.
Extracting PDF pages: common questions
Open your PDF in the tool, then click each page you want to keep. Selected pages get a checkmark. To grab several pages in a row, set the range slider and press the extract button. When your selection is ready, press "Finish" and download the chosen pages as a new PDF.
No. The whole process runs in your browser, so your PDF is never uploaded, stored, or scanned. Nothing is sent to us.
No. Extracting copies the pages you selected into a new PDF exactly as they are: text, images, and fonts are carried over untouched. There's no re-compression and no re-rendering, so the extracted pages look identical to the original. If you also want a smaller file, run the result through Compress PDF.
Yes. The tool works in any modern mobile browser, on both iPhone and Android. Tap a page to select it, open the bottom drawer to set a page range or options, and download the new PDF straight to your phone. There's nothing to install and no account to create.
Yes. Choose "One file per page" before you download. Each page you selected becomes a separate one-page PDF, and they're bundled into a single zip so you get them all in one download. Keep "One file for all" to combine every selected page into a single PDF instead.
No. The tool copies your selected pages into a brand-new PDF and never edits the file you opened. Your original stays exactly as it was on your device, so you can come back and extract a different set of pages later without redoing any work.
Yes. If your PDF is protected, the tool asks for the password so it can open the file, then you extract pages as usual. Both the password and the document stay in your browser and are never sent anywhere. To remove the password for good, use the Unlock PDF tool first.
Yes, it's free with no sign-up and no watermark added to your output. You don't create an account or hand over an email. You can run 4 tasks an hour, and Premium has no hourly cap. Because the work happens in your browser, there's no upload wait either, even for large PDFs.
When to extract PDF pages
Share only what's relevant
You have a 60-page report but the client only needs the summary and the budget. Pull those pages into their own PDF and send that, instead of forwarding the whole document.
Keep private pages out
A statement or contract has a few pages you'd rather not pass on. Extract the pages that are safe to share and leave the sensitive ones behind, all without uploading the file anywhere.
Pull one form or chapter
From a long manual or a scanned packet, grab just the section you actually use (one form, one chapter, one invoice) so you're not scrolling through everything each time you need it.
