Extract PDF pages.
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Need just a few pages out of a longer PDF? Open your document, then tap the pages you want or type a range like 1-3, 5. Click Extract and the chosen pages download as one new PDF, or switch to separate files if you want each page on its own.
What you get
- Cherry-picks exactly the pages you tick (2, 7 and 19 from a 40-page report) into one clean new PDF.
- Unlike Split’s page ranges, extraction is a hand-picked selection: any pages, any combination, one output file.
- The original stays untouched; extracted pages are exact copies with the same text, images and quality.
- Selection and assembly happen entirely in your browser. The document is never uploaded.
Questions people ask
How is this different from Split PDF?
Split breaks a document into parts: a page range as one new PDF, or every selected page as its own file inside a zip. Extract cherry-picks individual pages (in any combination) into a single new PDF. If you’re thinking “pages 3, 8 and 12 as one file”, this is the tool.
Can I change the order of the extracted pages?
The pages land in the order they appear in the original. To rearrange them afterwards, save the extract and open it in Organize PDF, where you can drag pages into any order you like. Both steps run on your device, so nothing is uploaded either way.
Does extracting lose quality?
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are into the new file: same fonts, same images, no re-compression.
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