Extract pages from a PDF
Pull the pages you need out of a larger PDF. Select them by clicking or by typing page numbers, and save them as a new document or as individual files.
or drop a file here
One PDF, up to 250 MB.
Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
How to extract pages from a PDF
Open the PDF
Choose the document that contains the pages you want.
Choose pages
Click thumbnails, shift-click for a range, or type something like 2, 5-7.
Pick an output
Get all selected pages in one PDF, or one PDF per page.
Download
Your original stays exactly as it was; you get a new file with just the chosen pages.
Key features
Two ways to select
Point and click for a few pages, or type ranges for long documents.
Quick shortcuts
Select all, none, odd or even pages with one click: handy for separating double-sided scans.
Original quality
Extracted pages are copied exactly, with selectable text and full-resolution images.
Nothing extra comes along
The new file contains only the chosen pages, not hidden content from the rest of the document.
Common uses
- Send just the signature page of a contract back for signing.
- Share one chapter of a long report without attaching the whole thing.
- Pull receipts out of a multi-page scan for an expenses claim.
- Separate odd and even pages from a scanner that can’t scan both sides at once, then interleave them with Organise PDF.
Security and privacy
Extract Pages runs entirely in your browser. Your file is processed in this tab’s memory and never uploaded to PDF365 or anyone else. When you close the tab or press “Start over”, the data is discarded.
Read more in our privacy policy.
Questions about Extract Pages
What’s the difference between Extract and Split?
Extract gives you the pages you pick. Split divides the whole document into several parts by range or size.
Are extracted pages in their original order?
Yes, they are kept in page order. To change the order afterwards, use Organise PDF.
Does extracting change my original file?
No. Your original is never modified; the extracted pages are saved as a new file.