Extract PDF pages

Only the pages that matter

A signed contract you only need the last page of, a report where a single chapter matters, an old scan where three pages out of fifty are what someone actually asked for: pulling a handful of pages out of a larger PDF is a common, small task that shouldn't need a full desktop editor. This tool shows every page so you can pick exactly the right ones.

How it works

Every page of your PDF appears as a small preview, unticked by default. Tick the ones you want to keep; the page number and thumbnail make it easy to confirm you have the right ones, especially in a long document where pages look similar. The pages you tick are combined into a new PDF in their original order, regardless of the order you tick them in.

What stays the same

Extracted pages keep their original content and orientation exactly as they were in the source file; nothing is re-rendered or recompressed in a way that would change how the page looks, aside from the operation of copying the page itself.

What it does not do

This selects whole pages; it does not crop or edit the content of a page. To reorder the pages you keep instead of just selecting a subset, use reorder PDF pages. To do the opposite, remove specific pages and keep the rest, use delete PDF pages. If you only need to pull the text out rather than the pages themselves, the PDF to text tool does that directly. Your file is processed entirely in your browser and is never uploaded.