Extract PDF Pages
Need only a few pages? Select them and save just those as a new PDF — or split them into separate files.
- Files never leave your device
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Works offline after first load
or drag & drop PDFs here
How to extract pages from a PDF
- Select or drop one or more PDFs — every page shows as a card.
- Click the pages you want (Shift+click for a run) or type numbers like 1, 4-6. Choose to save them as one PDF, one per page, or one per run of pages.
- Click Extract pages and download the new PDFs — one by one or as a .zip.
About Extract PDF Pages
Save just the pages you need as a new PDF. Click pages to choose them or type page numbers and ranges, use quick picks for odd, even, first or last pages, and turn pages that are sideways before saving.
Get one PDF with all chosen pages, a separate PDF for every page, or one PDF per run of pages. Pages are copied without re-drawing, so the quality is unchanged — and it all runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Good for
- Sending one chapter or invoice out of a long PDF
- Saving each page of a scan as its own file
- Pulling the signed pages out of a contract
Tip: Want to split the whole PDF into parts instead? Split PDF does it by ranges, size or bookmarks.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the pages?
Click them — chosen pages are marked green and the rest fade — or Shift+click to choose a run. You can also type page numbers and ranges such as 1, 4-6, 10-last, or use the quick picks for odd, even, first and last pages.
Can each page become its own PDF?
Yes. Choose “Each chosen page as its own PDF”, or “Each run of pages as its own PDF” to turn 1-3 and 7-9 into two files. Download them separately or as a ZIP.
Is the quality kept?
Yes. Pages are copied, not re-drawn — text stays selectable and images keep their full quality. Pages you turned are saved turned.
Can I extract from several PDFs at once?
Yes. Typed page numbers and quick picks apply to each file, and every file gives its own extracted PDF.
Are my files processed on my device?
Yes. Extracting happens in your browser, so your PDFs are never uploaded.