Extract pages from PDF: just the ones you need.

Copy chosen pages into a brand-new PDF. The original file isn't changed.

Any pages, any orderLike 1, 4, 9-12.
Stays on your deviceThe file is opened and saved in your browser. It isn't uploaded.
No account, no watermarkOpen it, use it, download.

How it works

Add your PDF
Drag it in or choose it.
Pick the pages
Type the page numbers.
Download
A new PDF with only those pages.

How to extract pages from a PDF

Extracting copies the pages you choose into a brand-new PDF. The file you started with stays exactly as it was.

Add your PDF.
In Pages to extract, type the pages you want, for example 1-3, 8, 12-.
Press Extract pages.
Download the new PDF, named after the original with -extracted at the end.

A range ending in a dash, like 12-, takes page 12 and every page after it. You can mix single pages and ranges freely. The page count shown next to your file helps you check that the numbers you type really exist.

Save one page of a PDF as its own file

To keep just one page, type its number on its own, like 4. You get a one page PDF that is easy to attach or upload. This is handy when a long document has the single page a form really needs, such as the result page of a transcript or the first page of a passport scan.

The page stays a real PDF page. Text on it can still be selected and searched, which is not true if you take a screenshot of it instead. If you do want the page as a picture, convert the one page PDF with PDF to JPG.

Everyday uses for extracting PDF pages

Sending only the relevant pages of a bank statement for a visa or loan file.
Uploading the certificate page from a long scanned file for an NTS, PPSC or FPSC application.
Copying the syllabus or past paper pages from a big PDF before printing.
Sharing one chapter of office guidelines with a new colleague.
Keeping the signed page of an agreement as a separate record.

Fewer pages also means a smaller file, which helps with upload limits and WhatsApp sharing.

It also protects your privacy. When an office asks for proof of address, extract only the page that shows it, rather than sending a full statement with every transaction on it.

Extract or split: which one should you use?

Extract pages gives you one new PDF with all the pages you picked. Split PDF gives you several files, one for each range. If you want pages 2, 5 and 9 together in one file, use extract. If you want pages 1-3 and pages 4-6 as two separate files, use split.

To remove a handful of pages and keep the rest, Remove pages saves you typing a long list. Pick whichever tool means typing fewer numbers.

Tips for copying pages from a PDF

The pages come out in page order, from first to last, whatever order you type them.
Typing the same page twice does not copy it twice.
Page numbers count from the first page of the file, not the numbers printed on the paper.
If the file is locked, unlock it first with the password you know.

The pages are copied as they are, so nothing gets blurry. Your file is processed in the browser and is not uploaded, which keeps personal documents private.

If you get a message that a page does not exist, the file has fewer pages than you typed. The message tells you the real page count, so you can fix the numbers and try again straight away.

Questions people ask

How do I save only some pages of a PDF?

Open Extract pages, pick the pages you need and download them as a new PDF. The original stays unchanged.

Does extracting pages change my original PDF?

No. A new file is made with the pages you picked, and the original stays the same.

Can I put the pages in a different order?

The extracted pages keep their order from the original. To reorder, extract them into separate files with Split PDF, then join them with Merge PDF in the order you want.

Can I extract pages on my phone?

Yes. It works in the phone's browser, and the new PDF is saved to your downloads.

Will extracted pages be blurry?

No. Pages are copied without being redrawn, so text and pictures keep their quality.