Extract PDF Pages
Pick specific pages or ranges and combine them into ONE new file, right in your browser.
Drop your PDF file here, or click to browse
Max 20MB · processed entirely in your browser
How to extract pages from a PDF
Upload your PDF, then choose the pages or ranges you want to keep — a few individual pages, a continuous range, or several ranges combined. This tool pulls just those pages out into a brand-new file, in the order you specify, while leaving your original document untouched.
It's useful for sharing just one chapter of a report, pulling a signed page out of a larger contract, or splitting a scanned batch into the sections you actually need.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract several separate page ranges at once?
Yes — you can combine individual pages and ranges (e.g. 1, 4-6, 10) in a single extraction, and they'll appear in the new file in the order you specify.
Does this remove the pages from my original file?
No — your original PDF is untouched. Extract Pages creates a brand-new file containing only the pages you selected.
What's the difference between this and Delete Pages?
Extract Pages keeps only the pages you specify and discards the rest; Delete Pages does the opposite — it removes the pages you specify and keeps everything else.
Can I extract pages out of order?
The extracted pages follow the order you list them in, so you can reorder as part of the extraction if you'd like.
Related tools
- Merge PDF — Combine multiple PDFs into one document, in any order you choose.
- Delete Pages — Remove specific pages or ranges from a PDF.
- Split PDF — Divide a whole PDF into several files — every page, or every N pages.