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Extract Pages from a PDF
Pull the pages you need out of a long PDF and save them as a new, smaller document — one chapter, a single form, or a handful of pages from across the file.
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How to Extract Pages from a PDF
Upload your PDF
Drop your PDF into the upload area. Every page appears, with "Extract Pages" already selected.
Choose the pages
Click the pages you want, or type them — for example "1-3, 8". The chosen pages are highlighted, and the list shows the file you will get.
Download the new PDF
Press the Extract button, which says how many pages it takes (such as "Extract 3 pages"), then "Download PDF" to save a PDF containing only those pages.
Features
- 5 split modes
- Every page shown, marked with what will happen to it
- Text syntax: "1-5, 8, odd, even, last"
- Range input with live page count
- Several PDFs download as separate files, or as one ZIP
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the pages to extract?
Click them: every page is shown, and the pages you click are highlighted while the rest are dimmed. Or type them in the page field: single pages ("3"), ranges ("5-8"), or a mix ("1, 4-6, 10"). "odd", "even" and "last" work too.
Do the extracted pages end up in one file?
Yes — "Extract Pages" produces a single PDF containing just the pages you chose.
Can I save every page as a separate PDF?
Yes — switch the mode to "Extract Each Page" and each page becomes its own PDF. Up to 10 download as separate files with "Download all", each with its own Download button and a ZIP as an option; with more, the main download is one ZIP.
Can I split the PDF into several parts instead?
Yes — "Split by Range" turns each range you list into its own PDF, and "Split Every N" cuts the document into equal chunks.
Is the quality of the extracted pages affected?
No. Pages are copied into the new file as they are; nothing is re-compressed.