Use one number for one page
Enter 5 to create a one-page PDF containing source page 5. The number must be within the source document's page count.
Free online tool · no registration or login
Free PDF Page Extractor Online
Select exact PDF pages or ranges, preview the number of pages in the new file, and download the extracted PDF in your browser without signing in.
- • One PDF input
- • Exact pages and ranges
- • One PDF output
- • Runs in this browser
Quick select
Selected file
0 filesAdd files to see their order and create the output.
Your selected PDF is read and the extracted document is created locally in this browser. No registration or login is required.
How to extract PDF pages online
Load one source, verify the selection count, and create one new PDF without changing the original file.
- Step 1
Choose one readable PDF
Select the source document. After it is read successfully, the workspace shows its filename, size, and total page count.
- Step 2
Enter pages or use a quick selection
Use 1-based page numbers and ranges, or choose All, Odd, or Even. Check the expected output page count before processing.
- Step 3
Extract and download one new PDF
Choose Extract pages, review the generated page count and file size, then download the selected pages as one PDF.
Page selection syntax
Page numbers are 1-based. Use commas to combine entries, and check the live page count before extracting.
Combine inclusive ranges with commas
A selection such as 1-3, 5, 8-10 includes pages 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, and 10 in one output document.
Typed order and duplicates are preserved
Entering 3, 1, 1 keeps that order and repeats source page 1. A reverse range such as 3-1 produces pages 3, 2, 1.
Choose the right page pattern
Use a quick selection for a common pattern or type exact numbers when the output needs a custom sequence.
Keep every page with All
All fills the range from page 1 through the final source page. It creates a new PDF copy through the extractor.
Use Odd or Even for alternating pages
Odd selects pages 1, 3, 5, and so on. Even selects pages 2, 4, 6, and so on, up to the source page count.
Type a custom order for a tailored PDF
Use explicit page numbers when pages need to appear in a different order or when one source page should be included more than once.
What the extracted PDF contains
The tool copies complete selected pages into one new PDF. It does not crop pages, run OCR, extract text, or compress the document.
Selected pages become one new PDF
The result is one PDF named extracted-pages.pdf, not separate page files or a ZIP archive.
The original file is not overwritten
The source stays unchanged on your device. Extraction creates a separate browser download containing only the selected sequence.
Review document-level features
Bookmarks, signatures, interactive forms, attachments, metadata, page labels, or accessibility structures may not behave like the source after extraction. Inspect important output.
Extract, split, or merge?
These PDF actions solve different page and document patterns. Choose the one that matches the output you need.
Extract exact pages into one PDF
Use this page when you need exact pages, several ranges, a custom order, or a repeated page combined into one document.
Split repeated page groups into separate files
Use PDF Splitter when every page or each fixed group of sequential pages should become a separate PDF inside a ZIP.
Merge complete PDFs in a chosen order
Use PDF Merger when several full PDF files or completed extraction results need to be combined into one document.
Privacy and document limits
The browser handles the source and result locally while this tool runs, but the document still has practical compatibility and memory boundaries.
Files stay in this browser while the tool runs
The selected PDF is not sent to an external processing service. Temporary source and result data remain in the current browser session.
Encrypted or damaged PDFs can fail
Password-protected, encrypted, damaged, malformed, or unsupported documents may not load or extract successfully.
Large documents depend on available memory
Processing happens in browser memory, so very large or complex PDFs can slow down or fail depending on the current device and browser.
PDF Page Extractor FAQ
Answers about page ranges, output order, duplicate pages, local processing, original files, and document limits.
How do I extract pages from a PDF online?
Choose one readable PDF, enter page numbers or ranges or use a quick selection, confirm the expected output page count, choose Extract pages, then download the new PDF.
Is this PDF page extractor free?
Yes. This is a free online browser tool with no registration or login required.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The selected PDF is read and the new PDF is created in this browser while the tool runs; the source document is not sent to an external processing service.
How do I save one page from a PDF?
Enter one 1-based page number, such as 5, then extract and download the result. The new PDF will contain only source page 5.
Can I extract non-consecutive page ranges?
Yes. Separate individual pages and inclusive ranges with commas, for example 1-3, 5, 8-10.
Can I change the output page order?
Yes. Pages follow the order you type. For example, 3, 1, 2 creates a PDF with source page 3 first. A reverse range such as 3-1 creates pages 3, 2, 1.
Can I include the same page more than once?
Yes. Repeated page numbers are preserved. Entering 1, 1, 2 creates a three-page PDF containing source page 1 twice, followed by source page 2.
What happens if a page number is invalid or out of range?
The tool shows an error and does not create a partial result. Correct malformed entries or use page numbers within the source page count, then try again.
Does extraction change the original PDF?
No. The source file on your device is not overwritten. The tool reads it and creates a separate PDF for download.
Is extraction the same as splitting a PDF?
No. Extraction combines the exact pages you choose into one new PDF. PDF Splitter creates several sequential files using a repeated pages-per-file setting.
Why could a PDF fail to open or extract?
Password-protected, encrypted, damaged, malformed, or unsupported PDFs may not be readable. Very large documents can also exceed the memory available to the current browser or device.
Related PDF tools
Split page groups, merge complete documents, or create a PDF from image files.
Sa PDF & File
Split a PDF into separate files
Split one PDF into sequential files by choosing how many pages each part should contain. Review the output count and download all parts as a ZIP without login.
Open tool Mc PDF & File
Merge complete PDF files
Combine two or more PDF files into one document. Add files, set their order, merge the pages, and download the result in your browser without registration or login.
Open tool Ca PDF & File
Create a PDF from JPG, PNG, or WebP
Combine JPG, PNG, or WebP images in your chosen order and create one PDF. Preview the pages and download the result locally without registration or login.
Open tool CJ PDF & File
Convert JPG and JPEG files to PDF
Combine JPG or JPEG images in your chosen order and create one PDF. Preview the page order, download the finished document, and use it without registration or login.
Open toolReady to extract PDF pages?
Choose one PDF above, enter exact pages or ranges, check the output count, then create the new document.