Extract PDF Pages

Extract PDF Pages

Choose a PDF and pull out only the pages you need into a new file. Your file stays on your device.

Type single pages and ranges separated by commas, for example 1,3,5-7. Or leave this blank and use the From and To boxes below.

Extract PDF Pages lets you pull selected pages out of a long document and save them as one smaller, focused PDF. You might only need a single contract page for a signature, a few pages of notes from a course pack, or one invoice from a monthly statement. Sending the whole file wastes time and data, and it can share more than you intended. Extracting just the pages you need keeps the document short, relevant, and easier for the other person to open and read.

The tool gives you two ways to choose pages. You can type a list using commas and ranges, such as 1,3,5-7, which is handy when the pages you want are scattered through the file. Or you can leave the list blank and use the From and To boxes to take one continuous block. Pages are copied in the order you list them, so you can also use this tool for simple reordering.

Everything happens inside your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server, so private files such as ID copies, bank statements, and work reports stay on your own device from start to finish.

How to use

  1. Click the file box and choose the PDF you want to work with. The tool shows how many pages it contains.
  2. Type the pages you need, for example 1,3,5-7, or leave the box blank and set the From and To page numbers.
  3. Check that every page number is within the total page count shown above.
  4. Click Extract Pages and wait while your new document is prepared.
  5. Save the downloaded PDF and open it once to confirm the pages are correct.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?

No. Page extraction runs entirely in your browser with code loaded on this page. Your file never leaves your device, and nothing is kept after you close the page.

Can I extract pages that are not in order?

Yes. If you type a list such as 5,2,8, the new PDF will contain those pages in that written order. This makes the tool useful for quick reshuffling as well as simple extraction.

Will the quality of my pages change?

No. Pages are copied directly from the original document, so text, images, links inside the pages, and layout remain exactly as they were in the source file.

What happens if I type a page number that does not exist?

Numbers outside the document range are ignored, and if none of your numbers are valid the tool will ask you to check them before it creates a file.