Need to pull out just one chapter from a 200-page textbook? Want to save pages 5-10 of a report as a separate file? Extracting pages from a PDF is one of the most common PDF tasks — and it should be quick, free, and private.
Extract vs. Split vs. Delete — What's the Difference?
- Extract — pull specific pages out, saving them as a new PDF. The original stays intact.
- Split — break the entire PDF into multiple smaller PDFs by page count.
- Delete — remove unwanted pages and keep the rest.
For "I just need pages 12-18," use Extract. For "I want every chapter as its own file," use Split. For "remove the blank page on page 7," use Delete.
How to Extract Pages
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Select Your PDF and Choose Pages
Drop your file and enter the page numbers you want. You can enter single pages (5), ranges (12-18), or combinations (1-3, 7, 15-20).
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Download the Extracted Pages
Click extract. Processing happens in your browser. A new PDF containing only your selected pages downloads immediately.
💡 Pro Tip: Extracted pages form a new PDF with continuous page numbering starting from 1. Page 15 in your original becomes page 1 in the extracted file.
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