PDF Page Extractor
Keep only the pages you choose from a PDF and download the rest as a new file.
Extract pages
The pages you ask for are copied into a new document, so anything left out really is gone from the result. A range can be written as 1-3, as a single page such as 7, or open-ended as 5- or -3.
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About this tool
Pull the pages you want out of a long PDF, or cut the pages you do not want by listing only the ones to keep. The chosen pages are copied into a new document, so the parts you left out are genuinely absent from the result rather than merely hidden.Questions
- 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.