Pull out only the pages you need
Often you only need a small part of a long PDF: the signature page of a contract, one chapter of a textbook, the pages of a statement for a particular month. Extracting them gives you a short, focused document that's quicker to share and easier to read.
Select pages visually by clicking their thumbnails or type numbers and ranges such as 1-3, 8, 12-15. The chosen pages are copied into a new PDF in page order, at their original quality.
How to extract pages from a PDF
- 1
Open the PDF
Choose the file and wait for the thumbnails.
- 2
Select pages
Click the pages you want or type them, e.g.
2, 5-9. - 3
Extract and download
Press Extract pages and save your new PDF.
Key features
Visual selection
Selected pages get a check mark so you can see your choice.
Ranges supported
Mix single pages and ranges freely.
Original quality
Pages are copied, not re-rendered.
Private
Extraction runs locally in your browser.
Common uses
- Contracts: Send only the pages that need a signature.
- Study material: Keep the chapters you're revising in one small file.
- Statements: Share the month an accountant asked for, nothing else.
Tips and good to know
Frequently asked questions
How do I save just one page of a PDF?
Click that page (or type its number) and press Extract. You'll get a one-page PDF.
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
Yes, for example 2, 7 and 11-13 together in one new PDF.
What order are extracted pages in?
They're saved in their original page order.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The new PDF is built in your browser.