Extract Pages from PDF
Pull out specific pages or page ranges from a PDF into a new file.
Sometimes you only need one section of a much larger PDF — a single chapter from a textbook, a specific exhibit from a legal filing, or a handful of relevant pages from a long report — and pulling those pages out into their own file is more useful than splitting the entire document or sharing the whole thing.
This tool lets you specify exactly which pages to keep, using the same simple page-number and range syntax as the delete tool (e.g. "1-3,5" keeps pages 1 through 3 and page 5), and produces a new PDF containing just those pages, in the order you specified. Everything else from the source document is left out entirely.
Processing happens entirely in your browser, so extracting pages from even sensitive or confidential documents never involves uploading the file anywhere.
How to use Extract Pages from PDF
- 1
Upload your PDF
Drop the source PDF into the upload area.
- 2
Enter pages to keep
Type the page numbers or ranges you want extracted, like "1-3,5".
- 3
Download the new PDF
A new file containing only the selected pages downloads immediately.
Features
- Extract individual pages, ranges, or a mix of both
- Output preserves original page order, text, and image quality
- Processed entirely client-side — no file upload
- No limit on how many pages you can extract at once
Frequently asked questions
Common mistakes to avoid
- Entering page numbers that don't exist in the document, which are silently ignored rather than causing an error.
- Confusing this tool with Split PDF when the goal is actually to divide the whole document rather than extract a specific subset.
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