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Extract Pages
Extract specific pages from a PDF into a new file: click the pages to keep, or type page numbers or ranges. Free, no upload.
How to use Extract Pages
- Drop a PDF file.
- Type the page numbers to keep.
- Get a fresh PDF with only those pages.
Save only the pages you need
Extract Pages copies selected pages into one new PDF. Click the thumbnails of the pages to keep, or type page numbers, ranges, or a mixture such as 2, 4-6. This is useful for sending a chapter, retaining a receipt from a packet, or separating an appendix without sharing the whole document.
File positions determine the selection
Page 1 means the first page in the PDF, including any cover. The tool removes duplicate selections and keeps selected pages in their original document order. Use the preview to check the actual pages rather than relying on numbers printed on the sheets.
One output, with the original untouched
The extraction creates a separate file containing the selected pages. Use Split PDF when each range should become a different file. Use Reorder Pages after extraction if you need the chosen pages in a different sequence. Inspect annotations and interactive forms in the downloaded copy.
Next steps
Related PDF tools
- Split PDF — Split a PDF into several files: click between pages where it should be cut, or type page ranges. You get one PDF per part, together in a ZIP.
- Remove Pages — Delete pages from a PDF: click the pages to remove, or type page numbers or ranges. Everything else stays.
- Merge PDF — Combine multiple PDF files into one PDF in the order you choose, fast and free in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Extract Pages?
Drop a PDF file. Type the page numbers to keep. Get a fresh PDF with only those pages. The finished file is created in your browser.
Is this extract pdf pages tool private?
Yes. Extract Pages runs locally in your browser, so your PDF is not uploaded to PaperKit or stored on a server.
Will Extract Pages change my original PDF?
No. PaperKit creates a new downloadable file and leaves your original document unchanged.