Extract PDF Pages
Pick the pages you want and save them as a new PDF.
Select pages visually by clicking thumbnails, or type a range like "1-3, 5". The chosen pages are combined into a new PDF you can download. Runs entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Click page thumbnails to toggle them on or off, use "Select all" to grab every page, or type a comma-separated range like "1-3, 5" into the range field to choose pages by number. Once you're happy with the selection, click Extract to download a single new PDF containing just those pages, in their original order.
Common mistakes
- Expecting several output files — Extract always produces one PDF with the selected pages; for multiple separate files, use Split PDF instead.
- Typing a page number beyond the document's page count into the range field — out-of-range numbers are silently ignored rather than flagged, so double-check the extracted page count.
- Assuming the order pages were clicked determines their order in the output — pages always keep their original document order, regardless of selection order.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Split PDF?
Extract lets you cherry-pick individual pages by clicking; Split is oriented around ranges and fixed-size chunks.
Can I select pages that aren't next to each other?
Yes. Click any combination of thumbnails, or type a range like "1-3, 7, 10-12" — the pages don't need to be consecutive.
Does the order I click pages in matter?
No. Whatever order you select pages in, they're saved in their original page order in the output PDF.
Is there a limit to how many pages I can extract?
There's no fixed limit — you can extract anywhere from a single page up to the entire document. Very large PDFs may take longer since everything runs in your browser.
What happens if I type an invalid page range?
Any numbers outside the document's page count are ignored automatically, so the tool only selects the pages that actually exist.
Privacy
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data is never uploaded.