Extract Specific Pages from a PDF
Pull out only the pages you need into a new PDF.
How to Extract Pages from a PDF in 3 Steps
- Upload your PDF. Drag and drop or browse for the PDF that contains the pages you want to keep. Any size PDF is supported up to 50MB.
- Enter the pages to keep. Specify which pages you want in the output. Use commas for individual pages (1, 3, 5) or hyphens for ranges (2-8). Only the pages you enter will appear in the result.
- Download your extracted pages. Click "Extract Pages" and download a new PDF containing only the pages you specified. Perfect for creating sub-documents from larger files.
Why Use PDFTools to Extract Pages?
- Extract any page range — Pull out individual pages, continuous ranges, or a custom selection — whatever combination you need from the source document.
- Creates a new PDF — Your original document is not modified. You receive a brand-new PDF containing only the extracted pages.
- Ideal for large documents — Perfect for pulling a chapter from a long report, specific invoices from a batch, or a few slides from a presentation-style PDF.
- Completely free — Extract pages from any PDF for free, as many times as you need, with no sign-up required.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Extract Pages and Split PDF?
Split PDF separates every page of a document into individual PDF files. Extract Pages lets you choose specific pages to keep together in a single new PDF — for example, pulling pages 5 to 12 from a 100-page document.
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
Yes. You can specify any combination of pages, such as "1, 5, 9-12, 20" to extract pages 1, 5, pages 9 through 12, and page 20 — all into one new PDF.
Does extracting pages affect quality?
No. Pages are extracted at the PDF document level without any re-rendering. Text, images, and formatting in the extracted pages are identical to those in the original document.