Extract PDF pages in your browser
Need to send someone a few pages, not the whole 80-page document? Pull out the chapter, invoice, signed schedule, or exhibit you need and save it as its own PDF. Your original file stays exactly as it was.
- Grab single pages and ranges together in one PDF.
- Pages are copied as-is, so text and layout don’t lose quality.
- Your original file is never changed.
- Everything runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
How to use Extract PDF pages
- Choose the PDF you want to pull pages from.
- Type the page numbers or ranges, like 2, 5-7, 12.
- Click Extract pages and download your new PDF.
Technical notes & limits
- Page numbers must exist in the source PDF.
- You get one combined PDF, not a ZIP of single pages. The 100 MiB and 120-second limits apply.
Share only what you mean to share
Say you need to send part of a board packet or a couple of pages from a bank statement. If you upload the full file to a website to do that, you’ve exposed every page. Extracting on your own device means only the excerpt ever leaves your computer, and only when you send it.
Page order and repeats
Pages come out in the order you type them. If a page number appears twice, it’s included once, at the first spot you listed it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract non-adjacent pages like pages 1, 4, and 8-10 together?
Yes. Type 1, 4, 8-10 and you’ll get one PDF with those pages in that order.
Will extracting pages delete them from my original PDF?
No. The tool reads your file and writes a new PDF with only the pages you chose. The original isn’t touched.
Does extracted text remain selectable and searchable?
Yes. The pages are copied directly rather than turned into images, so text you could select before is still selectable.