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Select only the pages you need and export them as a new PDF.
Select pages from a PDF and export them as a new document with page previews and private browser-side processing.
Upload one document and select the pages that should appear in the new PDF.
Page previews make it easier to identify a chapter, form, receipt, slide, or appendix without guessing page numbers.
The selected pages keep their chosen order and can also be moved or rotated before export.
Extraction runs in the browser, so the original file does not leave your device.
Page extraction creates one new PDF from selected pages in an existing document. It is useful when the recipient needs a chapter, form, appendix, or evidence set instead of the complete source file.
Choose a continuous range or individual pages from different parts of the document. Non-consecutive selections are combined into one output PDF.
The selected page sequence can be adjusted before export. This makes it possible to build a shorter document that does not follow the original order.
Pages are copied rather than re-rendered, so text and graphics retain their original quality. The source PDF remains unchanged.
Extraction starts with nothing and keeps the pages you choose. Removal starts with the full document and deletes the pages you mark.
These are practical examples of when this workflow is useful.
Save only the pages a recipient needs to complete or sign.
Collect relevant report pages or appendices into a focused reference file.
Create a smaller document from selected records in a larger scan.
Export a chosen set of presentation pages for a specific audience.
Yes. Select any combination of pages.
Yes. Move pages before exporting the new PDF.
No. The tool creates a new file and never edits the original document.
Yes. Select each page in the range and export the selection as one new document.
This page extracts from one source PDF. Use Merge PDF to combine pages or documents from multiple files.
Yes. The selected PDF pages are copied without rasterizing their visible content.
Page content is copied, but document-level bookmarks and other navigation structures may not be preserved.