Extract PDF pages
Pull out just the pages you need — a single chapter, an appendix, a signature page — into a brand-new PDF.
Separate pages and ranges with commas.
Only these pages will be kept, in the order you list them.
How it works
- 1Choose the PDF you want to extract from.
- 2Enter the page numbers or ranges to keep, e.g. "1, 3-5".
- 3Click "Extract pages" to download a new PDF containing just those pages.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — the output follows the order you type. Entering "3, 1, 2" produces a PDF with page 3 first.
No — your original PDF is untouched. Extraction creates a brand-new file.
No — this happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript.
Extract Pages always produces one new PDF from the pages you list. Split PDF is for when you want several separate output files from one document in a single pass.
Yes — entering "2, 2, 5" produces a three-page PDF with page 2 appearing twice, followed by page 5.
Yes — extracted pages are copied directly from the source PDF with no re-rendering or compression.
No fixed limit — you can extract as few as one page or nearly the whole document. Very large selections just take a little longer to process.
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