PDF Page Extractor Guide
Keep only the pages you choose from a PDF and download the rest as a new file.
PDF Page Extractor copies selected pages from a PDF into a new file in your browser. It does not alter the original file on disk.
Keep just one page
Choose a disposable two-page PDF under PDF file. In Pages to keep, enter 2. After processing, Source should say 2 pages, Kept should say 1 of 2 pages, and Output should show the new file size. Choose Download to save it under the Output name (by default extracted.pdf). Open the downloaded file and check it contains only the second page. Typing 3 for this file instead reports a page-range error and does not offer a new download until you correct it.
For more pages, 1-3, 7, 10- means the first three, page seven, and page ten to the end; selected pages are sorted into source order and duplicate numbers are collapsed. Do not rely on removing a page to remove all sensitive content, metadata, links, or annotations without inspecting the resulting PDF. The tool cannot open an encrypted PDF without a compatible reader and permission.
Where your input goes
Processing runs in your browser. The tool does not upload your input to ilham.dev.
Related guide
For more background, read Working With PDFs.
Questions you might have
- How do I write a page range?
- Separate the parts with commas: 1-3, 7, 10- means the first three pages, page seven and everything from page ten onward. A leading dash as in -4 means from the first page to the fourth.
- Does the original file change?
- No. The file on your disk is only read. The result is a separate download, and the original keeps all of its pages.
- Do links and form fields survive?
- Do not assume either way. This tool copies pages using pdf-lib, and annotations, forms, links, and metadata may need separate inspection in the exported PDF. Review the result before sending it.