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Extract Pages

Pick the page numbers you want, get back a new PDF containing only those pages in that order. Different from splitting because the output is always one PDF.

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Extract Pages is coming soon

Pick the page numbers you want, get back a new PDF containing only those pages in that order. Different from splitting because the output is always one PDF.

We're still building this one. We'd rather not ship it until it works reliably end-to-end — no fake progress bars, no pretend success screens.

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Going deeper

Extract vs. Split

Extract Pages and Split PDF overlap in capability, but they're optimized for different workflows. Split is for dividing one PDF into many; Extract is for picking a specific subset into one new PDF. If you're assembling a custom report from a source document — say, page 1 (cover), pages 5-7 (financial summary) and page 12 (signature page) — Extract is the right tool. If you're chopping a 100-page book into 100 one-page PDFs for archival, Split is faster.

Extract is also the right choice when you want to reorder pages. By listing pages in a non-sequential order (say, 5, 1, 3, 2, 4), you produce a new PDF with that exact page sequence — handy when you need to move a cover page or push a summary to the front.

While we finalize this tool, you can achieve the same result with Split PDF (split into individual pages) followed by Merge PDF (combine the parts in your chosen order). It's a couple of extra steps but works today.

What you get

Features

  • Specify any page numbers, in any order

  • Duplicates allowed (e.g. 1,1,5,5)

  • Output is a single, merged PDF

  • Coming soon

Step by step

How to use

  1. 1

    Upload the source PDF.

  2. 2

    List the page numbers to extract, comma-separated.

  3. 3

    Click Extract.

  4. 4

    Download the new PDF.

Your privacy

How this tool handles your file

When this tool ships, your PDF will be processed in a per-request temp directory and deleted immediately afterwards.

Read more about our security practices or see our privacy policy.

Frequently asked

Common questions

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