Extract pages
Pull only the pages you specify into a single new PDF.
This tool does not upload your files. Close the tab and nothing is left behind.
Pulling out just the pages you need
A colleague asked for the results section, not the whole ninety-page study. A grant application wants one appendix. A monthly batch contains twelve invoices and your accountant needs the third. Sending the whole file and telling someone which pages to read is how the wrong pages get read.
Type the pages you want and you get one new PDF containing exactly those. The typed order is preserved, which is the part people miss: asking for 5, then 1 to 3 puts page five first, so you can reorder while you extract. Pages are copied as they are, with no quality loss.
One file comes out, not an archive. If you want every chapter as its own file in one go, Split does that and returns a ZIP. Bookmarks are not carried across, a PDF that still has form fields is refused until it is flattened, and the whole thing runs in your browser.
How to use
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Select a PDF.
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Enter the page range or click the thumbnails.
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Click Start and download the result.
Frequently asked questions
- How is this different from Split?
- Split makes several files; Extract makes one file with just the chosen pages.
- Can I reorder?
- Pages follow the order you type, e.g. '5, 1-3'.