Extract Pages from PDF - Free & Private

Pull specific pages out of a PDF into a new document. Click thumbnails to select; output is a single PDF containing only your chosen pages.

Click each page thumbnail you want in the output (green border = selected); deselect with another click. Save and the chosen pages assemble into a single new PDF in source order. Runs entirely in your browser — the source PDF never leaves your device — and selected pages are byte-for-byte identical to the input.

Privacy-first processing — secure, isolated, and auto-purged

How to Extract Pages

1

Upload your PDF

Drag and drop a PDF, or click to browse. The file stays on your device.

2

Select pages to extract

Click each thumbnail you want in the output. Selected pages get a green border; click again to deselect.

3

Download the extracted PDF

Click Extract. pdf-lib builds a new PDF containing only your selected pages in source order — it downloads to your device.

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What Extract Pages does

PDFGrover's Extract Pages tool pulls a chosen subset of pages out of a PDF into one new PDF containing just those pages. It's the privacy-safe way to share part of a long document without exposing the rest — a single clause from a contract, the executive summary of a report, one receipt from a batch scan.

When to extract pages

  • Sharing one section — a clause, an invoice, a single chapter — without sending the whole file.
  • Building a highlights doc — pull the key pages of a long report into a short briefing.
  • Pulling one item from a batch — a single receipt or form from a combined scan.
  • Saving just the diagrams or appendix pages from a manual.

How to extract pages

  1. Upload a PDF — it stays on your device.
  2. Click the thumbnails of the pages you want (green border); click again to deselect.
  3. Click Extract — one new PDF with exactly those pages, in source order, downloads.

Extract vs Split vs Delete

Need Use
Pull a few pages into one PDF Extract Pages (this tool)
Break a PDF into many PDFs by range Split PDF
Remove unwanted pages, keep the rest Delete Pages
Change page order Reorder Pages

Selection tips

  • Click order doesn't matter — output is always in document order. Pick 8, 1, 5 and you get pages 1, 5, 8 in that order.
  • Keeping most pages? It's faster to use Delete Pages and mark the few you don't want.
  • Need a custom order? Extract first, then run Reorder Pages on the result.
  • Odd/even or stride selectionsSplit PDF with a range expression beats clicking each thumbnail.

Limits

  • One PDF per session; no hard size cap beyond browser memory.
  • The grid renders every page upfront, so a very long document (1,000+ pages) takes a moment to load before you can select.

Privacy and file handling

Extract Pages runs entirely in your browser — no upload, no server involvement, nothing retained. The new PDF exists only in your tab until you download it. No sign-up, no watermark.

Troubleshooting

  • Output pages out of order — that's by design (document order); use Reorder Pages afterward for a custom order.
  • Selected the wrong pages — click them again to deselect before extracting; your original is never changed.
  • Long file slow to load — the grid renders all pages first; give it a moment, then select.

Frequently Asked Questions