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Extract pages from a PDF into a new file

Tap the pages you need, or type them, and save them as a new PDF. The original stays as it is.

Drop your PDF here or click to browse
  • Processed on your device, never uploaded
  • Free, no sign-up, no watermark

About Extract pages

This tool lets you extract pages from a PDF online for free. You tap the pages you need or type them in, and they are saved as a new PDF. Your original file stays unchanged.

It suits anyone who only needs part of a long document: a chapter of a manual, one statement from a bundle, or the signed pages of a contract. Pages are copied as they are, so they keep their text, images, links and fonts.

For example, a job seeker has a 30-page training certificate pack but the application asks only for the certificate and the transcript. She opens the PDF, types 1, 28-30, and clicks Extract pages. The new file downloads with just those pages. Everything runs in your browser, and the PDF is never uploaded.

How to use Extract pages

  1. Drop your PDF on the page or click Choose file.
  2. Pick the pages. Tap page previews, or type ranges like 2, 5-8 in Pages to keep.
  3. Use the quick buttons All, Odd, Even or None if they help.
  4. Click Extract pages. The chosen pages are copied into one new PDF in their original order.
  5. Download the new PDF to your device.

Tap or type

Select pages visually or with ranges; both stay in sync.

Exact copies

Pages keep their text, images, links and fonts.

Private by design

Everything happens in your browser; your PDF is never uploaded.

Free, no limits

No sign-up, no watermark.

Example

Input: training-pack.pdf with 30 pages.

You type 1, 28-30 in Pages to keep and click Extract pages.

Result: a new PDF with those pages only. The original file is untouched.

FAQ

Extract pages: questions people ask

Is my file uploaded?

No. Pages are copied within your browser.

Does quality change?

No. Pages are copied as they are, keeping their text, images, links and fonts.

Does the new file follow the order I clicked?

No. Pages keep their original order. To reorder them, use Organise PDF in the PDF Editor.

Is it free?

Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark.

Related tools

  • Organise PDF: Change the order of the pages you just pulled out.
  • Merge PDF: Join the extracted pages with another PDF.
  • Remove pages: Delete a few pages instead when you want to keep most of the file.
  • Split PDF: Break the whole document into several smaller files.

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Merge PDFSplit PDFRemove pagesOrganise PDFPages per sheetScan to PDF Image EditorPhoto Enhancer

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