Extract Pages
Pull specific pages into a new PDF.
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About Extract Pages
Sometimes the pages you need are not neighbors: the second, the ninth and the last. Instead of typing ranges, this tool shows a grid of numbered buttons, one per page. Click the ones to keep, use Select all or Clear to start from either end, and the action button counts your selection as you go. The new PDF holds the chosen pages in their original order.
Features
- One numbered button for every page
- Select all and Clear shortcuts
- Button label counts the selected pages
- Non-adjacent pages in a single pass
Limitations
- The grid shows page numbers only, not previews, so you need to know which numbers you are after.
- Pages always come out in their original order, whatever order you clicked them in.
- The upload limit is 50 MB per file, and a password-protected PDF has to be unlocked first.
- Saving extracted.pdf needs a free account.
How it works
- Add your PDF and wait for the grid of page numbers to appear.
- Click each page you want to keep; click it again to deselect it.
- Use Select all or Clear to start from every page or from none.
- Select the Extract button, whose label shows how many pages are chosen.
- Download extracted.pdf when it appears.
Example input
1, 3, 5Frequently asked questions
- Click each page number you want in the grid, wherever it sits, then select Extract. There is no range syntax to learn. The selected pages are copied into a new PDF while the rest are left out.
- Both give you one new PDF made of chosen pages. Here you click page buttons, which suits a handful of scattered pages. The split tool takes typed ranges like 1-3, 5, which is quicker when you want long runs of pages.
- No. Whatever order you click in, the extracted pages follow the order they had in the source. To put them in a new order, run the extracted file through the organize tool afterwards.
- No. The PDF is opened in the page with a PDF library, and the page numbers you pick are copied into a fresh document in memory. The only account step is saving the finished file.