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Extract pages from a PDF

Keep only the pages you need

Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.

You can pick several PDFs. Each gets its own result, and you can also download them all as one ZIP.

Keep the original. Editing a PDF can invalidate a digital signature, and special features, forms and bookmarks may not carry over to the new file.

Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

To extract pages from a PDF, type the page numbers and ranges you want, for example 1,4-6, and download the new file. The order you type is the order you get, so 3,1-2 starts with page three. Text stays as text and the original isn't touched. You can apply the same selection to several PDFs in one go.

How it works

Separate single pages with commas and ranges with a hyphen; spaces don't matter. Then press “Save PDF”. With several files, each one must contain the pages you asked for. If one is shorter, processing stops and tells you which file it was.

Worked example

Your bank statement for the quarter runs to 18 pages, but the landlord only wants September, which is pages 13 to 18. Type 13-18 and you get a six-page PDF ready to attach.

Questions people ask

How do I extract a single page from a PDF?

Type just that page number, say 7. You get a one-page PDF.

Can the pages come out in a different order?

Yes. Typing 4,1-2 gives a document that opens with page four, followed by pages one and two.

How is this different from splitting a PDF?

Here you get one new file with the pages you picked. Split PDF makes a separate file for each range.

Can I do the same pages from several PDFs?

Yes. Choose all the files, enter one selection, and each gets its own result. You can download them together as a ZIP.

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Updated: 13 November 2026