Extract PDF Pages
Take the pages you want out into a new PDF.
FREE - NO SIGN-UP - RUNS ON YOUR DEVICE
The document never leaves your device
- 1-3, 7ranges like this
- Every pageas its own file
- Nore-rendering
- ZIPwhen there are many
What you can count on
- 0uploads
- The PDF is opened in this tab
- Nothing is sent to a server
- 1source file
- One PDF in, one or many out
- Pick the pages that matter
- Samequality out
- Pages are copied, never rasterized
- Text stays selectable
Extract PDF Pages at a glance
- How to name pages
- Pages and ranges, like 1-3, 7
- Split every page
- One file per page
- What you get back
- A PDF, or a ZIP of PDFs
- Quality
- Copied, not rasterized
- Title, author and producer
- Not carried over
- Open-ended ranges
- 12- and -5 both work
- Price
- Free
- Account required
- No
- Where it runs
- On your device
How to use Extract PDF Pages
- 1
Open the PDF
Drop the document in, then name the pages you want out of it.
- 2
Say which pages
Type the pages and ranges you want, such as 1-3, 7. Or choose the mode that saves every page as its own PDF.
- 3
Save what came out
One file comes back, called original-pages.pdf, holding the pages you named in the order you wrote them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take pages that are not next to each other?
Yes. Write them together, like 1-3, 7, 9-10, and the new PDF holds exactly those pages in that order.
Is anything lost in the pages I extract?
No. They are copied out of the original rather than re-drawn, so the text, the images and the quality are the same as they were.
What if I want every page separately?
There is a mode for that. Each page is written as its own PDF and the set arrives as a ZIP.
Does the original change?
No. The file you opened is read only. New files are written; nothing is written back.
What happens if I switch to another tab while it works?
The work pauses and picks up where it left off when you come back. Browsers throttle hidden tabs, so a job left running in the background would slow to a crawl or stall outright.
Reasons to Pull Pages Out
Name the pages you need and they come out as their own document. Write ranges the way you would in a print dialog, or ask for every page as a separate file.
- One chapter out of a long report is easier to send and easier for the reader to find.
- A signature page, a receipt, a single form: the page you need without the ninety you do not.
- Cutting a document down before sharing means the parts you left out were never in the file.
- Splitting every page apart gives you something to reorder or recombine later.
Full specification
| How to name pages | Individual pages and ranges together, like 1-3, 7, 9-10. They come out in the order you wrote them. |
|---|---|
| Split every page | One PDF per page, for when the whole document needs breaking up. |
| What you get back | One PDF, or a ZIP when the run produces more than one file. |
| Quality | The chosen pages are copied without rasterizing, so text stays selectable and searchable. |
| Title, author and producer | Not carried into the new file. The page content is copied unchanged. |
| Open-ended ranges | 12- means page 12 to the end, -5 means the start to page 5. Mix them with single numbers: 1, 4-6, 12-. |
| Price | Free |
| Account required | No |
| Where it runs | In your browser tab. Nothing is sent anywhere. |
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