Need just pages 1, 3, and 7 of a 50-page contract? Want to pull the executive summary out of a long report? This free PDF page extractor lets you pick any pages or ranges and combine them into a single new PDF — directly in your browser. No upload, no sign-up, no watermark.
A PDF page extractor lets you select specific pages from an existing PDF and save them as a new, standalone PDF. Unlike a splitter (which produces multiple output files), an extractor produces one consolidated PDF containing only the pages you chose, in the order you specified. This tool uses pdf-lib in your browser to copy pages byte-for-byte from the source PDF — no quality loss, no server involvement.
100% client-side processing — your PDF never leaves your browser. Single combined output PDF (not multiple files). Pages and ranges supported (e.g. '1-3, 5, 8-10'). Custom output order — list pages in whatever sequence you want. Lossless — preserves fonts, images, hyperlinks, and form fields. Duplicates auto-deduped. Up to 100MB file size. No watermarks, no ads, no sign-up.
Drop a PDF and the tool parses it in your browser with pdf-lib. Type the pages you want using simple notation: single numbers (1, 5, 7) and dash ranges (1-3, 8-10) separated by commas. On click, the tool validates the page numbers against the source, then creates a fresh output PDF and copies your chosen pages into it in the order you listed. The output is offered as a download via a blob URL. Nothing is sent to a server.
Legal — extract specific exhibits or clauses from long contracts before sharing. Finance — pull just the relevant statements out of an annual report. Education — extract a single chapter from a textbook PDF for students. Job applications — extract the summary and relevant case studies from a portfolio PDF. Tax filing — pull the relevant Form 16 pages out of a multi-employer pack. Research — extract the abstract and conclusion from long papers for a literature review.
Privacy first — most online extractors upload your file. We don't. Extraction runs entirely in your browser, which matters for sensitive contracts, financial reports, and confidential documents. Speed — no upload, no queue. Most extractions finish in under a second. Lossless — pages are copied byte-for-byte; the extracted PDF is byte-stable with the source pages. Single output — get one consolidated PDF, not a folder of files. Free forever — no premium tier, no email gate.
Lawyers extracting exhibits and clauses from long agreements. CAs and finance teams pulling specific statements from large annual reports. HR teams extracting offer letters from candidate packs. Students extracting chapters from textbook PDFs. Researchers extracting abstracts and conclusions for lit reviews. Anyone who needs a small, focused subset of a large PDF.
Drop your PDF. Type the pages you want — e.g. '1, 3, 7-10'. Click Extract Pages. Download the file as '
List pages in the order you want them in the output — '5, 1, 3' is a valid sequence. Use ranges (8-10) for consecutive pages and commas for non-contiguous picks. Verify the extracted PDF opens correctly and contains exactly the pages you wanted before deleting the original. For very small subsets (one or two pages), you can also use our Split PDF tool with 'One PDF per page' mode.
Password-protected PDFs need to be unlocked first with our PDF Password Remover. Form field state may not transfer if field names collide. Very large PDFs (several hundred MB) may fail on low-memory devices — use a desktop for big jobs. Bookmarks pointing to non-extracted pages are dropped from the output.
Yes. No sign-up, no watermark, no file count limit, no premium tier.
No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser using pdf-lib. Your PDF never touches our servers — verify with DevTools → Network.
Split PDF divides one PDF into many separate files (one per page, or one per range). Extract Pages combines your chosen pages into a single new PDF. Use Extract when you want one consolidated output, Split when you want multiple files.
Yes. We copy the page objects byte-for-byte from the source PDF, preserving fonts, images, hyperlinks, and form fields exactly. No re-rendering, no recompression.
Yes. List them in the order you want — '5, 1, 3' produces a PDF with page 5 first, then 1, then 3.
Unlock the PDF first with our PDF Password Remover, then come back to extract pages.
Up to 100MB per file. The output is typically much smaller since it contains only the selected pages.
Yes. The tool runs in any modern mobile browser.
See also: Split PDF, Merge PDF, Delete PDF Pages.