How do I extract pages from a PDF into a new PDF?
Open the PDF and wait for the thumbnails. Click every page you want to keep, and click again to unselect. When you are happy with the selection, save. The tool creates a new PDF containing only those pages, in the same order as in the source.
Because you see the actual pages, picking the right ones is quick even when the document has no clear page labels. You can pick a single page, a handful scattered across the file, or a long run of them.
How do I save just one page of a PDF?
Click that one page and save. That is the most common use: a landlord asks for the signature page of a lease, a university wants one page of a transcript, or a colleague needs only the pricing table from a long proposal. Sending the entire file exposes more than necessary and makes the attachment bigger than it has to be.
It also helps when one PDF mixes unrelated material. If a single scan holds several receipts, save one of them as its own file and attach it to an expense claim without the others.
Tip: If you want the opposite, everything except a few pages, the remove pages tool is quicker because you only select what to drop.
Is it safe to extract pages from a PDF online?
It is, because the PDF stays on your device the whole time. The page loads a small program into the browser, which reads your file, shows the previews and writes the new document. Pages are copied without being redrawn, so fonts, images and page sizes look identical to the originals.
No file is sent over the internet, which makes extraction a comfortable choice for personal records, contracts and financial papers. Your file stays on your device from the moment you open it until you save the result.
What is the difference between split and extract?
Extract gives you one new PDF made of the pages you click. Split gives you several files, cut by page ranges, every N pages or one per page, and bundles them in a ZIP. Pick the one that matches the result you need:
- One set of pages, one file? Use extract.
- Many parts at once? Split is faster than running extract again and again.
- Pages from several PDFs? Extract from each one, then merge the results into one tidy document.
- Check the thumbnails twice. Similar looking pages are easy to mix up, especially in forms with repeated layouts.