Extract PDF Pages
Pull the pages you actually need into a new, smaller PDF.
Runs in your browser — your files are never uploaded
Drop a PDF here
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Up to 100 MB. The document is opened and rebuilt on your device — it is never uploaded.
About the Extract PDF Pages
Someone sends a sixty-page document and you need four pages of it. Forwarding the whole thing makes the recipient hunt; printing only those pages does not help if the file itself has to be sent.
This takes the pages you choose and makes them into a new PDF, in order, leaving the original untouched. Tap the thumbnails or type a range — both work, and the two stay in step, so tapping pages fills in the range field and typing a range highlights the thumbnails.
Pages are copied rather than redrawn. Text stays selectable and searchable, images keep their quality, and the file is smaller simply because it contains less. Nothing is re-compressed along the way.
The things that do not come with a page are the ones that belong to the whole document: bookmarks, form field values and attachments. Everything on the page itself, links included, arrives intact.
This is the tool for pulling one contract out of a scanned bundle, one section out of a report, or the two pages of a bank statement that a form actually asked for — all of which are reasons the file should not be passing through anyone else's server. It does not: the work happens in your browser.
How to use the Extract PDF Pages
Add your PDF
Drop it in and the pages appear as thumbnails, numbered so you can find what you need.
Choose the pages to keep
Tap them, or type numbers and ranges like 1-3, 7, 12- if the document is long.
Extract
A new PDF is built from those pages, in order, on your device.
Download
The new file saves straight to your downloads. Your original PDF is not changed.
Frequently asked questions
Does the original PDF change?
Do the extracted pages stay searchable?
Can I reorder the pages while extracting?
What is lost?
Is my document uploaded?
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