PDF Page Extractor
Pick individual pages by number and save them as a new PDF.
Extraction happens inside your browser; the document is never uploaded.
About the PDF Page Extractor
Extraction differs from splitting: instead of one continuous range, you list exactly the pages you want and they are assembled into a fresh document in the order you typed them. That makes it ideal for pulling scattered pages out of a long file.
A typical list looks like 1, 4, 9-12, 20. Anything outside your document's page count is reported clearly instead of silently ignored.
How to use the PDF Page Extractor
- 1Upload your PDF and note the page count shown.
- 2Type the pages you want, mixing single numbers and ranges separated by commas.
- 3Press Extract pages to build the new document.
- 4Download the result, or edit your list and run it again.
Features
- Mixed single pages and ranges in one expression
- Pages appear in the order you list them
- Duplicates allowed if you need a page twice
- Helpful validation messages for out-of-range numbers
Why people use it
- Build a summary document from the few pages that matter.
- Drop confidential or irrelevant pages before sharing.
- Reorder pages while extracting them in a single step.
Common use cases
- Collecting the signature pages from a long agreement.
- Creating a study handout from selected textbook pages.
- Removing appendix pages from a report before circulation.
Privacy and your data
All page selection and rebuilding happens locally in your browser; the source document is never transmitted.
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