Extract PDF Pages
Build a cleaner document by keeping only the pages that matter, which makes sharing and reviewing documents much simpler.
Use comma-separated page numbers or ranges. Pages are kept in their original order.
How to use this tool
- Select one readable PDF.
- Enter the 1-based pages to keep. Use commas or ranges, for example 1,3-5.
- Choose Extract Pages. Selected pages are kept in original document order.
- Save the downloaded extracted-pages.pdf.
Features
- Copies selected pages into a new PDF without changing the source file.
- Accepts individual page numbers and inclusive ranges.
- Removes duplicate selections and retains original page order.
Common use cases
- Sharing a few relevant pages from a longer report.
- Preparing supporting pages for an application or review.
- Creating a short excerpt for easier reading.
Supported files and limitations
Supported inputs
- One readable PDF file and valid 1-based page numbers.
Limitations
- The selection must include at least one page within the document's page count.
- Page ranges are inclusive; for example, 2-4 selects pages 2, 3, and 4.
- Encrypted or malformed PDFs may fail to load. Editing may invalidate digital signatures.
Troubleshooting
- The page selection is rejected.
- Check the page count and use only numbers and inclusive ranges separated by commas, such as 1,3-5.
- A PDF will not open.
- Confirm that the file is a readable PDF and is not password-protected or damaged.
Privacy and security
Your PDF is read and copied in the browser tab. The source file is not uploaded; the selected-page PDF is generated locally.
Frequently asked questions
How do I select pages?
Use 1-based page numbers separated by commas, and use a hyphen for an inclusive range, such as 1,3-5.
Will extracted pages follow the order I typed?
Pages are kept in their original document order, even if you enter the page numbers in another order.
Can I extract all pages?
Enter the complete page range shown by the document, for example 1-10 for a 10-page PDF.