How to Extract Specific Pages from a PDF Online

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Sometimes you don't need a whole document — you need one chapter, one signed page, or a handful of relevant pages pulled out as their own file. Extracting solves that without editing or affecting the original PDF.

When you need to extract PDF pages

• Pulling one chapter or section out of a much longer report
• Getting just the signature page out of a signed contract
• Creating a smaller file from a few relevant pages of a bigger document
• Separating a specific form or invoice out of a scanned batch

How to extract pages from a PDF, step by step

1. Open Extract PDF Pages.
2. Upload the PDF you want to pull pages from.
3. Preview every page and select the ones you want to keep.
4. Confirm your selection.
5. Download the new PDF containing just those pages.

Tips for a clean extraction

• Preview before extracting to confirm you're selecting exactly the right pages, especially in a long or similar-looking document.
• Combine extracted pages with something else afterward using the PDF Merge tool, if you need to attach them to a different document.
• Use Delete instead if it's easier — see Delete PDF Pages if you'd rather remove the pages you don't want than select the ones you do.

Common questions

Does extracting pages affect the original PDF? No — the original file is left untouched; extraction creates a new file containing just the selected pages.

Can I extract a non-continuous set of pages, not just a range? Yes — select individual pages in any combination, not just a consecutive range.

Can I extract pages from more than one PDF into a single file? Extract from each PDF separately, then combine the results with the PDF Merge tool.

Need just a few pages from a bigger PDF? Extract them for free →