Extract PDF pages
Keep just the pages you need in a new PDF document.
- 1Choose files
- 2Adjust your options
- 3Preview & save
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PDF · 25 MB per PDF · 300 pages total · 50 MB total · max. 20 files
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How to use Extract PDF pages
- Choose a PDF document.
- Enter pages or ranges, such as 1, 3-5.
- Extract and save the selected pages.
When to use Extract PDF pages
Send only the relevant pages from a report. A selection such as 3, 1, 5-7 preserves the order entered and produces one document.
Supported formats and limits
PDF → PDF. Creates one PDF with your selected pages, not separate files. Page numbers start at 1; unlock encrypted PDFs first, then return here.
Practice choosing pages in a different order
Our three-page practice PDF has Cover on page 1, Packing list on page 2 and Contact note on page 3. Enter 3, 2 to create a two-page PDF beginning with Contact note. Enter 2-3 to keep Packing list followed by Contact note.
Use PDF positions, not printed page numbers
The selection counts the first PDF page as 1. A report may label its introduction with Roman numerals or start printed numbering after a cover. Use the page positions shown in your PDF reader, then open the new PDF and check its first and last pages.
One selection creates one PDF
This tool combines your selected pages in the order entered. It does not export each page as a separate file. Ranges must ascend, such as 1-3. For a custom order use comma-separated positions. Keep the original if bookmarks, interactive forms or a digital signature matter, because page operations may affect them.
About this tool
How do I put the last page first?
Enter its position first, followed by the other positions you need. For the three-page sample, 3, 2 produces Contact note followed by Packing list.
Why is 3-1 rejected?
Ranges must be in ascending order. Use 3, 2, 1 for descending page order, or use Reverse PDF pages for the entire document.
Does this make a separate PDF for every selected page?
No. The selected pages become one new document. To make another selection, keep the source and generate another result.