Extract Pages from PDF, Free Online
Extract pages from a PDF free online: click the pages you need — or type a range — and save just those as a new PDF. The rest of the document stays where it is.
Extract PDF Pages
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- 100% private Your PDF never leaves this device. Everything runs in your browser.
- No limits No file-size cap, no watermark, no sign-up and no daily quota. Free.
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How to extract pages from a PDF free online
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Add your PDF: Drop the PDF and its pages appear as thumbnails.
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Check the settings: Click the pages to keep (shift-click for a run), or type them — like 1, 4-6.
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Save the result: Save them as one new PDF or one file per page. Pages are copied exactly.
Why it doesn’t upload
Extracting a page usually means you want to share part of a document and keep the rest private. Here the whole document stays on your device while you pick the part to send.
Check it in your browser’s Network tabWorth knowing
- Pages keep their order from the original. To reorder them, use Organize Pages afterwards.
- Links to pages you didn’t extract stop working in the new file.
- Password-protected PDFs need their password removed first.
Under the hood
What happens to your file
The pages you pick are copied into a new PDF in the order you picked them. Nothing on them is re-rendered or recompressed, and the original file is left as it was — you get a second, smaller file.
Reference: pdf-lib documentation
Why extract pages from a PDF on your own device?
Extracting is how you send part of a document without sending the rest. Pick the pages you need and they’re saved as a new PDF; the original stays exactly as it was. Because the work happens in your browser, the full document — the part you didn’t want to share — is never uploaded anywhere.
Extracted pages are copied, not reprinted, so the new file keeps the original text, quality and file size of those pages.
Common reasons to save certain pages as a new PDF
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Sending one page of a contract
Pull out the signature page or the clause someone asked about.
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Proof of address or income
Extract the first page of a utility bill or the summary page of a statement.
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Course readings
Save the chapter you were assigned from a long textbook PDF.
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Invoices from a combined file
Get one invoice out of a monthly batch to send to a client.
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Each page as its own file
Choose One PDF per page to turn selected pages into separate documents.
Tips for extracting PDF pages
- Click pages in the grid or type a list like “1, 4, 9-12” — whichever is faster for the document.
- Pages keep their original order. To reorder them afterwards, use Organize Pages.
- Links pointing to pages you didn’t extract stop working in the new file.
- To split the whole document into pieces instead, Split PDF does every part at once.
- Need the extract under a size limit? Compress the new file afterwards.
Questions
How do I save certain pages of a PDF as a new PDF?
Drop the PDF, click the pages you want and press Extract pages. You get a new PDF with only those pages.
Can I extract a range of pages?
Yes. Type it in Or type the pages to keep — for example 10-20 — or click the first page and shift-click the last.
How is this different from splitting?
Extracting gives you the pages you pick and leaves out the rest. Split PDF cuts the whole document into several files.
Does extracting reduce the quality?
No. Pages are copied exactly, so text stays selectable and images keep their resolution.