Extract PDF pages
Keep selected PDF pages in a new document.
Examples: 1 · 2-5 · 1,3,7-9.
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- Find the physical positions of the sheets you need.
- Enter numbers or ranges in the desired order; 3,1 starts with the third sheet.
- Download one PDF and check its sequence and page count.
An example you can verify
Save only the sheets a recipient needs, such as a receipt and its appendices.
Example input
5-page PDF; selection 1,3-4.
Expected result
One 3-page PDF containing sheets 1,3,4.
The selection preserves the entered order. Choose Split PDF for separate files per block.
Extract PDF pages: uses and practical guidance
Extracting PDF pages creates a new document containing your selected sheets. Use it to send a certificate from a larger record, retain a chapter or share an appendix without attaching an entire report. Locate the actual positions in the viewer before choosing numbers. When a cover counts as page one, a sheet marked “1” inside the document may occupy the second or third position in the file.
Prepare individual numbers and ranges using the notation supported by the form. Before processing, consider whether the recipient also needs a cover, preceding explanation or page identifying the document holder. A visually complete sheet can still lose essential context when separated from its surroundings. Split PDF is the better choice for producing multiple independent documents. Delete PDF pages is more convenient when your intention is to retain everything except a small set of unwanted sheets.
Inspect the downloaded page count and read the beginning and end of each selected fragment. Check for accidental inclusion of an unrelated attachment caused by differences between printed numbering and file positions. Extraction preserves the appearance of the selected pages, but a digital signature should not be assumed valid after the document has been recomposed. Keep the original file and verify any important links or form fields in the extracted copy, especially when the recipient expects to interact with those features.
A practical check before using the result
When sharing a selection from a record, note which pages correspond to each requested document. Inspect visible identification rather than only the sheet count. Two certificates can look similar while belonging to different records. Open the downloaded copy before attaching it and confirm that only the intended selection is present. If a table’s explanation appears on another page, consider retaining both so the fragment remains understandable. A shorter file still needs enough context for its content to be interpreted correctly by someone who has not seen the source record.
Settings and limits
Enter pages or ranges: 1,3,7-9. Your entered order is preserved.
Up to 120 MB and 500 pages per document. Output copies also support up to 500 pages. Encrypted PDFs are unsupported. Check links, forms, annotations and signatures after editing a document. Available memory may require smaller batches.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the selection’s order?
Yes. Entering 3,1 places the third sheet before the first within one PDF.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Your file and result are processed locally in your browser. No account is needed.
Guides
Separate chapters or pages into multiple files and learn when a single extracted selection works better.
Save selected pages and control the order of the copy while keeping the original document intact.
Create alternating groups, count from the first sheet and run a test before manual double-sided printing.