extract pages from pdf
Save selected PDF pages as a separate file
Share only the pages someone needs
A large PDF may contain information that is irrelevant to a particular recipient. Extracting pages creates a smaller document containing only the selected material, such as a chapter, receipt, invoice, form or report section.
Keep the source document intact
Extraction creates a separate output PDF. This makes it useful when you want a subset of pages without deleting material from the source document.
Extract non-consecutive pages
The pages you need do not have to be adjacent. Select individual thumbnails across the document and PDF85 creates a new PDF from the selected pages in document order.
Extract vs split
Extract Pages is ideal when selected pages should stay together in one new PDF. Split PDF is better when the goal is to create separate output files.
How to use Extract Pages From PDF
- Upload the source PDF.
- Select the page thumbnails you want to keep.
- Choose Extract Pages.
- Download the new PDF containing those pages.
Frequently asked questions
Does extraction remove pages from the source?
No. It creates a separate output PDF.
Can I extract non-adjacent pages?
Yes.
Will extracted pages keep their order?
They are written in their original document order.
Can I extract one page?
Yes. Select a single page.
Can I extract pages from a scanned PDF?
Yes, if the PDF can be read by the server.
When should I use Split PDF instead?
Use Split when you want separate files rather than one PDF containing the selected pages.