Extract Pages from PDF

Pull specific pages out of a PDF into a brand-new document — keep ordering, drop the rest.

Your files never leave your browser. All processing happens on your device — nothing is uploaded.

1. Upload your file

How does the Extract Pages from PDF work?

Pull a few specific pages out of a large PDF into a new file. Drop your PDF, type the pages you want to keep using the format "1-3, 5, 8-10", then click Extract. Your new PDF downloads with only those pages, in the order you listed. Useful for grabbing just a few pages from a long report, sharing only the relevant section of a manual, or saving an interesting article from a magazine PDF. Pages can be repeated ("1, 1, 1" gives you three copies of page 1) and reordered ("5, 1, 3" outputs page 5 first, then 1, then 3).

🔒 Security & Privacy

All processing happens on your device. Your files never leave your browser, never touch our servers, and are not stored anywhere. Close the tab and the file is gone.

📱 Use it on any device

Works in any modern browser — Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android, and tablets. No installation, no app to download. Just open the page and start.

⚡ Quick & easy

Drag, drop, click. Most files process in seconds, not minutes. No watermarks added to your output, no per-day limits, and the tool always shows the result before asking you to download.

🎁 Always free, no signup

Free to use, every time. No account creation, no email required, no “trial” that converts to a paid plan. We make money from ads so you don’t have to pay.

Frequently asked

They're the same operation — both let you specify pages to keep. Split is the more general name; Extract emphasises pulling a small subset from a much larger PDF. Use whichever name fits your mental model.

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