Extract PDF pages
Keep the pages you need and leave the rest in your original.
Static, unencrypted PDF · up to 25 MiB each · 50 MiB total · 200 pages total
Use 1-based page numbers: 1-3,5. Order is retained. Repeated pages within one selection are rejected.
Page preview
A page preview will appear here.
Choose a PDF to begin.
Page content is copied into a new PDF. Bookmarks, attachments, document-level layers and accessibility structure are not guaranteed to survive page copying. Forms and signatures are not supported. This is not a PDF sanitizer.
Files are processed locally, never uploaded. Download the result before leaving; loaded documents and results are cleared when you leave or reload.
A practical example
Before
6-page PDF · selection 5,1-2
After
One 3-page PDF in the order 5,1,2
When this helps
Useful for sending a few pages from a report, creating a reading excerpt or keeping selected scans. Enter page numbers in the order you want to receive them.
How it works and its limits
Pages are numbered from 1. A comma separates entries and a hyphen defines an ascending inclusive range. For example 5,1-2 extracts source pages 5, 1 and 2 in exactly that order.
Each source page may appear once in the selection. Empty selections, descending ranges, nonexistent pages and duplicate page numbers are rejected so the result is unambiguous.
The result is a new PDF with copied page content, not a screenshot. Bookmarks, forms, signatures and other document-level structures are not retained. The original remains unchanged and can be selected again for a different excerpt.
Useful details
Can I change the selected page order?
Yes. Enter entries in the desired order, such as 4,2,1.
Are range endpoints included?
Yes. 2-4 means pages 2, 3 and 4.
Does this remove pages from the original?
No. It creates a separate PDF from your selection.