Extract Pages from PDF
Pull selected pages out of a PDF into a new document, or save each page as its own file. Private and free, right in your browser.
How to use Extract Pages
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Select your PDF — thumbnails of every page appear.
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Click the pages you want to keep, or type them like 1, 3, 7-9.
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Click Extract Pages and download the new PDF.
About Extract Pages
Extract Pages pulls selected pages out of a PDF into a new document — the opposite of removing pages. Click the page thumbnails you want to keep, or type them as ranges like 1, 3, 7-9. The result is a new PDF that contains only those pages, in their original order.
Also known as a PDF page extractor, it lets you extract PDF pages, save pages from PDF documents you receive, or pull pages out of PDF files that are far bigger than you need.
If you tick Save each page as a separate PDF, you get one file per selected page instead, packaged as a ZIP. This is useful for splitting a scanned batch of invoices or forms into individual documents.
Tips
- Extract only the pages you need before converting to Word to reduce clean-up; see PDF to Word.
- Your original PDF is never modified.
Common uses
Extract a single chapter from a long manual, pick the signature page out of a contract, pull the relevant invoices from a month-end statement, or share only the slides that matter from a large presentation export. Extracting pages is also a privacy tool: you send exactly what is needed and nothing else.
Guides for Extract Pages
Good to know
Can I extract each page as its own file?
Yes. Tick “Save each page as a separate PDF” and you’ll get a ZIP with one PDF per selected page.
Will extracted pages keep their quality?
Yes. Pages are copied unchanged, so text stays selectable and images keep their resolution.
In which order are pages extracted?
In their original order in the document, whatever order you click them in.
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up and no watermarks added by us.