Extract selected pages from a PDF

For anyone sharing an excerpt, isolating an appendix or assembling a case file from only the relevant pages.

Select the useful pages from a PDF and receive a new document limited to your choices, without carrying over the rest of the original file.

How to use

Load the source PDF and identify the pages that should make up the new extract.
Enter the desired pages in the provided field, for example as a range such as 1-3.5.
Run the extraction to create a separate PDF containing only the selection.
Download the new file and confirm that all requested pages appear in the correct order.

Example

A lawyer prepares an exhibit from a large case file. The lawyer extracts only the pages related to the contract, downloads the shorter PDF and then checks that the exhibit contains no pages unrelated to the matter.

Limits and formats

Extraction relies on the page numbering of the loaded PDF; verify the pages before confirming.
Only one document can be used at a time, within the 25 MB limit shown in the interface.
The result contains only the chosen pages; the tool does not perform text recognition.
The final order depends on your selection; open the resulting PDF to confirm the page sequence.

Where processing happens

The operation takes place in your browser. The source PDF stays on your device without being uploaded to a remote service while the extract is created.

Frequently asked questions

Can I extract pages that are not consecutive?

Enter the pages you want in the provided field. The notation accepts ranges such as 1-3.5, which lets you combine several pages or portions. Then check the final PDF to confirm your selection.

Is the original PDF kept after extraction?

Yes, the tool creates a new file for download. The source document remains unchanged unless you replace it yourself. Keep it at least until the extract has been validated.

Does the tool recognize text on the extracted pages?

No, it assembles the selected pages into a new PDF. It does not convert their content into editable text and does not perform optical recognition. To edit the text, use a suitable PDF editor afterward.