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Extract PDF Pages Online Free

Extract PDF pages in seconds: save only the pages you need as a new PDF.

  • No upload
  • No watermark
  • No sign-up
  • Original quality

Extract PDF pages from long documents without printing or scanning. Click the pages you need, or type them, and save them as a new PDF or as separate files. The pages keep their original quality, and your file is never uploaded.

4 simple steps

How to Extract PDF Pages

From a 300-page manual or a two-page form, it works the same way.

  1. Choose a PDF file or drop it on the tool to extract PDF pages

    Choose your PDF

    Click Choose PDF file or drop the PDF on the tool above. Every page appears as a thumbnail.

  2. Three handbook pages selected to extract PDF pages into a new file

    Pick the pages

    Click each page you need. Selected pages get a blue check, and the others fade. Use Odd, Even or All to select many at once.

  3. Pages box and Save as options to extract PDF pages

    Or type them

    Type pages in the Pages box, such as 4-6 or 1, 3, 10-12. Under Save as, choose one PDF or a separate PDF for each page.

  4. The new PDF from Extract PDF pages, ready to download or keep editing

    Download your new PDF

    Click Extract pages and download the new file. You can also open it in the editor to sign it, add text or reorder the pages.

The basics

Why Extract Pages From a PDF?

Long PDFs often hold only a few pages that matter to the person you are sending them to. A landlord needs one page of a bank statement, a new colleague needs the holiday policy, and a client needs two pages of a 40-page proposal.

When you extract PDF pages, you make a new, smaller PDF with just those pages, in their original order. The person you send it to sees only what they need, and nothing private from the rest of the document.

The pages are copied, not redrawn, so text stays sharp and selectable and pictures keep their quality. Your original PDF stays exactly as it was.

  • Extract pages

    Keep only the pages you pick. This is what this page does.

  • Split PDF

    Cut the whole file into several parts.

  • Delete pages

    Remove a few pages and keep the rest.

Page tools

Everything You Can Do When You Extract PDF Pages

The tool to extract PDF pages is quick for one page, and just as quick for fifty.

Select pages

Click, tap or type.

  • Click the thumbnails

    Each click adds or removes a page. Selected pages show a blue check.

  • Quick buttons

    All, Odd, Even and None set the selection in one click.

  • Type ranges

    Type 2-5, 9 in the Pages box. The thumbnails update as you type.

Save as

One file or many.

  • One PDF

    All the pages you picked, in one new file.

  • A separate PDF for each page

    Every page in its own file, downloaded together in one ZIP.

  • Clear file names

    Such as handbook-pages-4-6.pdf.

Original quality

Nothing is lost.

  • Copied, not redrawn

    Text stays sharp and selectable.

  • Pictures untouched

    Photos and scans keep their full resolution.

  • Original unchanged

    The PDF you opened stays as it was.

Keep working

The new PDF opens in the editor.

  • Sign it

    Add your signature before you send it.

  • Add text or highlight

    Point out the lines that matter.

  • Reorder or rotate

    Change the page order or turn a page around.

Pages saved with Extract PDF pages, open in the PDF Magic editor

After you extract PDF pages, click Reorder or rotate pages and the new file opens in the editor with every page in the sidebar. Sign it, add a note or change the order, then download.

Which tool?

Extract, Split or Delete: Which One Do You Need?

Three page tools that keep different pages.

What you keepBest for
Extract PDF pagesOnly the pages you pickSending a few pages of a long document
Split PDFEvery page, cut into several filesSeparating documents scanned together
Delete PDF pagesEvery page except the ones you removeRemoving a blank or unwanted page
Private by design

Extract Pages Without Uploading Your PDF

Most online tools upload the whole document to pull out a few pages. PDF Magic copies the pages inside your own browser tab, so the full PDF never leaves your device.

It is also a simple way to share less: send only the pages someone needs, and keep the rest of a statement, contract or report private.

  • 0files uploadedYour PDF stays on your device.
  • 0copies keptWe never see your pages.
  • 0accounts neededOpen the page and start.
Extract PDF pages on a phone by typing the pages you need
Works everywhere

Extract PDF Pages on iPhone, Android or Computer

  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux
  • Chromebook
  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Android

On a phone, typing the pages is often quickest. Open this page in your browser, choose the PDF, type the pages in the Pages box and tap Extract pages.

It works the same on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook, with nothing to install.

Use cases

When People Pull Pages Out of a PDF

Whenever only part of a document needs to go somewhere.

Proof of address

One page of a bank statement or utility bill.

Policies

The holiday or expenses pages from a staff handbook.

Proposals

The pricing pages of a long proposal for finance.

Study material

One chapter of a textbook or course pack.

Forms

The one form inside a large information pack.

Medical letters

The results page for an insurer, without the rest.

Pro tips

Tips for Picking the Right Pages

  • Type long rangesTyping 10-40 is quicker than clicking 31 pages.
  • Check the thumbnailsPage numbers in the PDF may not match the printed ones.
  • One file per pageChoose A separate PDF for each page when pages go to different people.
  • Need every page?Use Split PDF to cut the whole file into parts.
  • Sign straight awayOpen the new PDF in the editor and sign it before sending.
  • Share lessSend only the pages someone needs, not the whole document.
More tools

More Page Tools

They all run in the same private editor.

Split PDF

Cut one PDF into several files.

Delete PDF pages

Remove the pages you do not need.

Merge PDF

Join the pages with other files.

Rearrange PDF pages

Change the order of pages.

PDF to JPG

Turn pages into images.

Sign PDF

Sign the new PDF.

Extract PDF pages online: pages 4 to 6 of a staff handbook selected
FAQ

Extract PDF Pages: Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to what people ask before they take pages out of a PDF.

How do I extract PDF pages?

Open your PDF in the tool above and click the pages you want to keep, or type them in the Pages box, such as 2-4, 7. Then click Extract pages and download your new PDF.

Can I extract PDF pages for free?

Yes. It is free, with no account, no watermark and no page limit.

Can I extract PDF pages online?

Yes. The tool runs in your web browser on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook, with nothing to install. Open your PDF at the top of this page to start.

How do I extract PDF pages on my phone?

Open this page in your phone's browser, tap Choose PDF file and type the pages you need in the Pages box, or tap them. Then tap Extract pages and download the new PDF. There is no app to install.

Can I extract PDF pages without Adobe Acrobat?

Yes. You do not need Acrobat or any other software. The tool runs in your browser, and the new PDF opens in Acrobat, Preview, Chrome and every other PDF reader.

Is it safe to extract PDF pages online?

Yes. Your PDF is not uploaded. It is opened and processed inside your browser tab and never sent to our servers, so nobody else sees it. Close the tab and nothing is left behind.

How do I extract PDF pages without losing quality?

The pages are copied, not redrawn, so text stays sharp and selectable and pictures keep their quality. Your original PDF is not changed.

What is the easiest way to extract PDF pages?

Type the page numbers in the Pages box, for example 4-6, and click Extract pages. Choose A separate PDF for each page if you want every page as its own file.

Ready to Extract PDF Pages?

No account, no upload and no watermark: choose your PDF at the top of this page.

Open the tool

PDF Magic lets you share only what matters. Choose your file and extract PDF pages today.