Extract PDF pages

Select the pages to keep and create one new PDF.

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  1. Add
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  3. Extract

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How it works

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    Choose one source PDF.

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    Select pages individually, by range, or with quick presets.

  3. 3

    Create and download one validated PDF.

Private by design

Only references to selected pages are used during export; the source file remains inside this browser tab.

Your PDF files are read, previewed, edited, and rebuilt on this device. The server delivers the application, not your documents.

Specific limits

At least one page must be selected. Extract makes one PDF; use Split when you need multiple files.

Odd and even presets are built in.

The source order is preserved by default.

The result is reopened locally before download.

Select exactly what the new PDF needs

Extraction is useful when a recipient needs one coherent subset rather than the complete source: a contract section, several evidence pages, a chapter, or the relevant sheets from a scan. Select thumbnails directly for visual work, enter ranges for known page numbers, or begin with odd, even, first, or last-page presets. Inverting a selection is often the quickest way to keep almost everything except a few pages. Choose source order when the result should follow the original document, or visible order when you deliberately rearranged the workspace first.

Check whether the number printed on a page matches its position in the PDF; covers and unnumbered introductions often create an offset. Range input refers to PDF positions shown by the tool, not necessarily printed folio numbers. Extraction produces one result, preserving the selected pages as PDF objects rather than rasterized pictures. Document-level features can still depend on pages that were not copied, so review bookmarks, cross-references, form behavior, signatures, and accessibility structure. If each range should become a separate named file, use Split and inspect its output groups instead.

Name the result for its subject rather than its original page range when other people will receive it. The visible selection count and final local validation provide two useful checkpoints before download, but the sender remains responsible for confirming that no required or sensitive page was included by mistake.

Frequently asked questions

Does extraction modify the original?

No. It creates a separate file.

Can I type page ranges?

Yes. Use ranges such as 1-3, 5, 8-10 and invalid segments are identified.

Can I select odd or even pages?

Yes, along with all, none, first, last, and inverted selection.

Should I use Extract or Split?

Use Extract for one output PDF and Split for several output files.