This tool lets you pick specific pages out of a PDF, a single page, a range, or a scattered set, and save just those pages as a new, separate PDF file. It's the tool for when you only need page 4 of a 60-page contract, or three specific pages out of a scanned form.
You select pages visually, from thumbnails of the actual document, rather than guessing page numbers blind. Selection and extraction both happen in your browser via pdf-lib, so the source file is never uploaded, the new PDF is built locally from the pages you choose and handed straight to you as a download.
The extracted pages keep their original quality, since they're copied directly rather than being rasterized into images. This also means any real text on those pages stays selectable and searchable in the new file, unlike screenshotting a PDF viewer, which is the workaround a lot of people resort to without a tool like this.
This is the natural tool for pulling just your own signature page out of a long lease, grabbing one relevant chapter from a textbook PDF to reference separately, or sharing only the pages of a report that apply to one department without handing over the whole document. Because selection happens visually against real thumbnails of your document, it's much less error-prone than trying to guess page numbers from a table of contents, especially in scanned documents where the printed and PDF page numbers don't always match.
It works just as well for a single page as for a large scattered selection, so it fits both the "just this one page" case and the "everything except a few pages" case equally directly.
How to Extract Pages
- Upload your PDF.
- Tap the thumbnails of the pages you want to extract, you'll see them highlighted as you select.
- Confirm your selection in the page picker.
- Tap "Extract Pages" and download the new PDF containing just those pages.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract non-consecutive pages, like 2, 5, and 9?
Yes, the page picker lets you select any combination of pages, not just a continuous range.
Does the original file get modified?
No, the source PDF is untouched, extraction creates a brand-new file containing only the pages you selected.
Is this tool private?
Yes, extraction happens entirely on your device; your PDF is never uploaded to a server.
Will the extracted pages still have selectable text?
Yes. Pages are copied directly from the source, so any real text stays selectable and searchable, not flattened into an image.
Is there a cost for extracting a lot of pages?
No, it's free with no page limit or account requirement.
Related tools
- Split PDF: Split a PDF into separate files by page range.
- Remove Pages: Delete unwanted pages from a PDF document.
- Merge PDF: Combine multiple PDFs into one document, in any order.
- Reorder Pages: Drag and drop page thumbnails to change their order.