Extract pages from PDF
Pull just the pages you need into a new PDF.
Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
- Click pages or type page numbers
- Keeps the original page order
- Nothing uploaded
How to extract pages from a PDF
- Drop your PDF file here.
- Click each page you want to keep, or type page numbers.
- Click Extract and download the new PDF.
Extract vs delete
| Extract PDF pages | Delete PDF pages | |
|---|---|---|
| You pick | Pages to keep | Pages to remove |
| Starting selection | Nothing selected | Nothing marked |
| Good when | You want a few pages out of many | You want to drop a few pages from many |
Picking your pages
Nothing is preselected when you open a file here, unlike Rotate PDF or Organize PDF. Click the pages you want, or type page numbers or ranges like 2, 5-7 into the field, which sets the exact selection in one step.
- Clicking pages in any order still produces a PDF in the original document's page order.
- Select all and Select none clear or fill the whole selection quickly.
When to extract pages
- Pulling a signature page or ID page out of a much longer document to send on its own.
- Saving just the appendix or exhibit from a long report.
- Grabbing a couple of scanned receipts out of a big batch scan without splitting the whole file.
- Making a short excerpt to share when the rest of the document is confidential.
Extract PDF pages FAQ
What is the difference from Delete PDF pages?
Here you pick the pages you want to keep. Delete PDF pages works the opposite way: you pick the pages to remove.
Can I pick pages out of order?
You can click them in any order. The extracted PDF keeps the original page order regardless.
Can I extract a single page?
Yes. Click just that one page, or type its page number.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The new PDF is built entirely on your device.
Do the pages I do not pick disappear from my original file?
No. The original file on your device is never changed. Only the new, downloaded PDF is limited to the pages you selected.
What if I do not click or type anything?
Nothing is selected by default on this tool, so saving without picking at least one page is blocked until you do.
Can I extract every page?
Yes, though at that point you would just be making a copy of the file. Select all makes this a one-click way to do it.
Does this work on a scanned PDF?
Yes. Whole pages are copied regardless of whether they contain real text or scanned images.