Extract PDF Pages

Pull just the pages you need out of a long PDF — the signed page of a contract, one chapter of a manual, the two pages a form asks for. Type the pages in the order you want them; you get a new PDF, or one file per range. The pages are copied exactly, with selectable text and full-quality images, and the work happens in your browser.

How to use this tool

1. Choose the PDF.
2. Type the pages and ranges in the order you want them, such as 1-3, 7, 10- (10- runs to the last page).
3. Choose one combined PDF, or a separate PDF for each range.
4. Download the result; the page order is listed so you can double-check it.

Formula

Extracted pages = sum of the pages in every range; a range a-b holds |b − a| + 1 pages and runs backwards when a > b.

“odd”, “even” and “last” are accepted. Only the fonts and images used by the extracted pages are copied, so the new file is usually much smaller than the original.

Example

From a 40-page annual report you need the summary on pages 3-4 and the accounts on pages 31-33: type 3-4, 31-33 to get one PDF of 2 + 3 = 5 pages in that order, or choose “Each range” for report_3-4.pdf and report_31-33.pdf.

Extract, split or delete?

Extract when you want a few chosen pages, in your own order. Split when you want the whole document cut into consecutive parts. Delete when you want almost everything except a few pages. All three copy pages without re-compressing them.