Extract pages from a PDF

Extract Pages makes a new PDF that contains only the pages you pick. Type the pages you want — 1-3, 7, 10-end — and they are copied into a fresh file in the order you wrote them. The original stays as it is.

Page numbers refer to the pages as your PDF viewer counts them, starting at 1 — not to numbers printed on the pages. If you're unsure, open the file in your viewer and note the page numbers there. You can extract the same page twice, too, for example to repeat a cover sheet.

Use it to send just the relevant pages of a long contract, to save one statement out of a year's worth, or to pull the form you need out of a large information pack. Because the order follows what you type, you can also use it to rearrange a few pages at once: 5, 1-4 puts page 5 first.

It runs in your browser: the document is never uploaded, and the pages are copied without any loss of quality.