Extract specific pages from any PDF file. Enter the page numbers or ranges you need, and this tool will create a new PDF with just those pages. Your files stay on your device throughout the entire process.
Extract specific pages
Last updated: June 2026
Extract specific pages from a PDF or split a document into multiple files. Enter the page numbers or ranges you need and download the result instantly. All processing happens in your browser.
Upload your PDF, then specify which pages you want to extract. You can enter individual page numbers (1, 3, 5), ranges (1-5), or combinations (1-3, 7, 10-12). The tool creates a new PDF containing only the pages you specified, in the order you specified.
Extracting a specific chapter from a large document. Separating a multi-page form into individual pages. Creating a subset of slides from a PDF presentation. Extracting relevant pages from a research paper or manual. Removing cover pages, blank pages, or appendices from a document.
| Scenario | Example | Pages to Extract |
|---|---|---|
| Invoice Extraction | Pull a single invoice from a monthly batch | 1–2 pages |
| Chapter Sharing | Share one chapter from a textbook or report | 10–20 pages |
| Form Submission | Extract a specific form from a government packet | 1–4 pages |
| Portfolio Selection | Pull best work samples from a large portfolio | 3–8 pages |
| Meeting Notes | Extract action items page from meeting minutes | 1 page |
Yes — pages appear in the order you specify them. If you enter "5, 3, 1", the resulting PDF will have the original page 5 first, then page 3, then page 1.
No. The tool copies the original page objects directly, so all formatting, fonts, images, and vector graphics are preserved at their original quality. The process is essentially non-destructive.
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