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Extract pages from a PDF

Keep only the pages that matter and get a clean new document. Tick the pages you want — or a whole range — and the tool builds a PDF containing exactly those pages, in the order you choose, without uploading your file anywhere.

Drop your PDF here

or

Add multiple files to merge them · paste with Ctrl+V · unlimited size and pages

Your file never leaves this browser

Why these tools are different

Most online PDF tools upload your document to a server and ask you to trust their deletion policy. These do the work on your own device, so there is no copy of your file to leak, breach or subpoena in the first place.

  • Tick, don't retype

    Select pages directly on the thumbnails instead of typing page numbers and hoping you got the range right. Shift-click to select a block of pages, or Ctrl+A to start over.

  • Rearrange while you extract

    Selected pages can be dragged into a different order before you export, so you can pull three pages out of a report and file them in the sequence you actually want.

  • Byte-for-byte copies

    Extracted pages are copied straight from the source file, not re-rendered. Fonts, vector graphics, images and links are preserved exactly, with no re-compression.

How to extract pages from a PDF

Select the pages you want and download the new document.

  1. Add your PDF

    Drop the file onto the tool above, click to browse, or paste it with Ctrl+V. All pages appear as thumbnails with their numbers.

  2. Select the pages to keep

    Click each page you want to extract. Click the first and Shift-click the last to grab a whole range, or use Ctrl+A to select every page and then deselect what you do not need.

  3. Download the extracted PDF

    The new document is assembled on your device from only the pages you selected, then downloaded. The original file is never modified.

Your PDF never leaves your browser.

Most online PDF tools upload your file to a server, process it there, and ask you to trust their deletion policy. We flipped the model: rearranging pages happens entirely on your device, using the same rendering engine your browser already has.

No server ever receives your document. There is nothing to leak, breach, or subpoena. That makes it safe for contracts, medical records, financial statements and anything else you wouldn’t hand to a stranger.

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  • Zero uploads

    Your file content is never transmitted anywhere.

  • No accounts, no ads, no file tracking

    We don’t need your email, and we never see your documents.

  • Verifiable, not just a promise

    Open DevTools → Network while you work. You’ll see zero file requests.

Frequently asked questions

How do I extract specific pages from a PDF?
Add your PDF above, then click the pages you want to keep on the thumbnail grid. Click the first page and Shift-click the last to select a range, or select pages individually. Click Download PDF and you get a new document containing only those pages, in the order shown.
What is the difference between extracting and deleting pages?
The result is the same size document either way. Extracting produces a new PDF from the pages you keep, which leaves your original file untouched on disk. Deleting removes pages inside the editor and overwrites the result when you download. Use extract when you want to keep the original intact; use delete when you are working on a copy anyway.
Can I extract pages without uploading the PDF?
Yes. The document is read and rebuilt entirely inside your browser, so no copy is transmitted. You can watch the Network tab in your browser's developer tools while you work and see that nothing is sent.
Can I reorder the pages I extract?
Yes. Once selected, the pages can be dragged into any sequence before you download, so you can pull a few pages out of a long report and file them in the order that suits you rather than the order they appeared in.

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