Extract Pages From a PDF
Pull specific pages out of a PDF and save them as a new file, free and online. Visual page selection, instant download.
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Sometimes you don't need to delete pages from a document — you need the opposite: just a handful of pages pulled out into their own file, leaving the source document untouched. Extract Pages does exactly that.
This is the inverse of Remove Pages: instead of choosing what to discard, you choose what to keep, and everything else is left out of the new file entirely.
How to extract pages from a pdf
Upload your PDF
Add the source document — thumbnails of every page load so you can browse the full file.
Select the pages you want
Click each page to include in the new file; your selection is highlighted as you go.
Download the new PDF
A fresh PDF containing only your selected pages is generated and ready to download.
Common ways people use this tool
Researchers extract a single cited chart or table from a long academic paper to include in their own report. Paralegals pull the signature page out of a lengthy contract to confirm it was executed correctly.
Travelers extract just the boarding-pass page from a long booking confirmation email PDF, and teachers pull one relevant worksheet out of a shared curriculum packet to hand out separately.
A quick tip
If you need several separate groups of pages rather than one combined selection, run Extract Pages more than once with different selections — each pass produces its own clean file.
Related tools
Pair this with another tool to finish the job.
Frequently asked questions
Do the extracted pages need to be consecutive?
No, you can select any combination of pages, consecutive or scattered, and they'll be combined in the order you pick them.
Does the original PDF get modified?
No, extraction creates a brand-new file; your original document is left completely unchanged.
Can I extract just one page?
Yes, selecting a single page works the same way as selecting several.
Will image quality be affected?
No, extracted pages keep their original resolution and quality exactly as in the source file.
Can I reorder extracted pages afterward?
Yes — once downloaded, you can run the file through Organize PDF Pages to rearrange them further.