Extract, select, or reorder pages from a PDF in your browser. Enter a page range like 1-3,5 to build a new PDF in the order you specify. Private, no upload.
Keep only the pages you need using single page numbers and ranges such as 1-3,5 or 8-10.
List page numbers in a new sequence to rearrange the document as you extract it, such as 3,1,2 or 5,2,5.
Save the selected pages as a fresh PDF while leaving the original document untouched.
Use comma-separated pages and ranges to define exactly which pages are included and verify the requested order before export.
Page extraction runs entirely in your browser using PDF.js and WebAssembly. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server.
Drag and drop or select the PDF you want to extract pages from. The original file is read locally in your browser.
Type single pages and ranges, such as 1-3,5,8-10. Pages are included in the order you list them.
Run the tool to create a new PDF containing only the selected pages, then review the output and download it.
Pages 2, 5, and 6 of a report are extracted into a shorter PDF in the requested order.
report.pdf (12 pages)
A long report where only a few pages are needed.
report-pages.pdf (pages 2,5,6)
A new PDF holds exactly the selected pages in the order specified.
Long PDFs often contain only a few pages that need to be shared, printed, uploaded, or archived. Extracting selected pages creates a smaller document that contains only the relevant content.
Enter individual page numbers and ranges, such as 1-3,5,8-10. The tool uses one-based page numbers, so page 1 is the first page in the PDF. The selected pages are copied into a new PDF.
Pages are placed in the output in the order you list them. For example, 3,1,2 creates a three-page PDF beginning with source page 3, followed by pages 1 and 2. This lets you select and rearrange pages in one step.
Use Extract PDF Pages to:
To keep pages 1 through 3 and page 7, enter 1-3,7. To create a new order from pages 4, 2, and 1, enter 4,2,1. To remove pages 4 and 5 from a 10-page document, keep 1-3,6-10.
The original PDF is not modified. A new PDF is generated from the selected pages. Depending on the source file and PDF structure, document-level features such as bookmarks, forms, annotations, attachments, and signatures may not transfer exactly. Rewriting a signed PDF can invalidate its digital signature.
Everything runs locally in your browser using PDF.js and WebAssembly. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server, so you can extract pages from private or confidential documents on your own device.
This tool creates one new PDF from the selected pages. It does not split every page into separate files, create multiple range outputs, or provide a full thumbnail-based drag-and-drop editor unless those features are added separately.