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Extract Pages from PDF

Pull just the pages you need out of a PDF into a new document — for example the two pages of a contract you need to send. Runs in your browser.

By the ScoutMyTool team · Last reviewed 14 November 2026 · How we build our tools

How do I extract pages from a PDF?

Choose your PDF, type the pages you want — such as 1-3, 7 — and select Extract pages. You get a new PDF with only those pages, in their original order; the original file is unchanged and nothing is uploaded.

or drag and drop it here

Runs in your browser — your file is not uploaded anywhere.

Click page thumbnails to select (Shift+click for a range), or type a list like "5, 8-10, 15". The selected pages go into the new file.

Inverse mode keeps all pages NOT selected (in document order) — handy when it is easier to mark the few pages to drop.

How to use Extract Pages from PDF

  1. Choose or drop your PDF.
  2. Type the pages to keep, for example 1-3, 7.
  3. Select Extract pages and download the new PDF.

Keep or leave out

By default the tool keeps the pages you list. Switch “Selection” to remove the listed pages instead, and the new PDF will contain every other page. Pages are copied exactly, so text, links and image quality are unchanged.

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. Extraction runs in your browser.

Will the original file change?

No. You download a new PDF; your original stays as it was.

Can I extract pages in a different order?

Pages keep their original order. To reorder, extract them and then combine the parts in the order you want with Merge PDF.

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