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Extract pages

Pull specific pages out of a PDF into a brand new file, in whatever order you need. Runs entirely in your browser.

Nothing above is ever sent to a server — check your browser's network tab if you'd like to see for yourself.

How to extract pages

  1. Add your file. Click the drop zone or drag a single PDF onto the page.
  2. Pick your pages. Select the pages you want to keep from the page grid.
  3. Extract. Click 'Extract' — a new PDF containing just those pages is assembled in memory.
  4. Download. Save the resulting file straight to your device.

Why do this locally instead of online?

Pulling a handful of pages out of a larger document — an exhibit from a legal filing, a single invoice from a batch — often means the pages you're extracting are exactly the sensitive part. This tool reads and rebuilds the PDF using a library running directly in your browser, so the original file and the extracted pages are never transmitted anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Can I extract pages in a different order than they appear?

Yes — select pages in the order you want them to appear in the new file.

Does extracting pages upload my file?

No — everything happens locally using a PDF library running in your browser tab.

Will the extracted pages lose quality?

No, pages are copied exactly as they exist in the original.

Can I extract from a password-protected PDF?

Remove the password first using the Lock / unlock tool.

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