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How to use
Add your PDF
Drop the file on the upload area. Thumbnails of every page appear in a grid, and the header shows the page count and how many pages are currently selected.
Select the pages
Type pages in the Pages to extract box, such as 1-3, 7, 10-, or click thumbnails. The Select all, Odd pages, Even pages, Invert and Clear buttons change the whole selection at once.
Choose the output and extract
Pick One PDF with all selected pages, or Each page as its own PDF (ZIP), and set the file name if you like. Click Extract to get yourfile-extracted.pdf or yourfile-extracted.zip. The original stays as it was.
Why Extract PDF Pages
- Type a range like 1-3, 7 or click thumbnails, both stay in sync.
- Save one combined PDF or every page as its own PDF in a ZIP.
- Keep page order, or the order you picked the pages in.
- The original document stays untouched and is never uploaded.
Extract, split or delete: which one fits
These three tools all make new PDFs out of an existing one, and none of them change the original file. They differ in how you describe what you want.
A quick rule: if you can name the few pages you need, extract them. If you want the whole document cut into pieces, split it. If you want almost everything except a few pages, delete those pages.
| Tool | You choose | You get | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extract PDF Pages | The pages to keep | One PDF, or one PDF per page in a ZIP | Pulling a few pages out of a long file |
| Split PDF | Where to cut, by ranges, page counts, file size or bookmarks | A ZIP with one PDF per part, or one merged PDF | Breaking a whole document into sections |
| Delete PDF Pages | The pages to throw away | One PDF | Removing blank pages or a cover sheet |
Worked example: one PDF or a ZIP of pages
Say you have a 10 page file called report.pdf and type 1-3, 7 in the Pages to extract box. Pages 1, 2, 3 and 7 turn green and the button reads Extract 4 pages.
With One PDF with all selected pages chosen, you get report-extracted.pdf, a 4 page document with the pages in the order 1, 2, 3, 7. With Each page as its own PDF (ZIP) chosen, you get report-extracted.zip holding four single-page files: report-page-01.pdf, report-page-02.pdf, report-page-03.pdf and report-page-07.pdf. With Keep the order I picked ticked, each name also starts with its position, such as 1-report-page-07.pdf.
Page numbers in the file names are padded with zeros to match the length of the page count, so on a 150 page file page 7 is saved as page-007. That keeps the files in the right order when a folder is sorted by name. Each page is copied exactly as it was, so text stays searchable and images keep their original quality in both output types.