Often you need only part of a PDF: one chapter of a book, the signature page of a contract, the results page of a report, or the two pages of a long bank statement a form asks for. Extracting those pages into their own PDF gives a small, focused file that is easy to send and upload, without editing the original.
Split out exactly the pages you need
Tap any pages to select them; they can be next to each other or scattered through the document. The new PDF contains them in the same order as in the original.
To split a document into several parts, extract one part, press “Choose another PDF”, open the original again and extract the next part.
Same quality, smaller file
Pages are copied as they are, so text stays selectable, links keep working and images keep their full quality. The extracted PDF is usually much smaller than the original.
Page previews are drawn in your browser; only the PDF and your page choices are sent to build the new file, which is deleted from our server right after you download it.
Where this comes in handy
Book chapters
Save one chapter or a few pages of an e-book or textbook.
Signature pages
Send just the page that needs signing.
Statements for forms
Upload only the bank statement pages a visa or loan form requires.
Invoices from bundles
Pull a single invoice out of a monthly PDF bundle.
Frequently asked questions
How do I extract pages from a PDF?
Upload the PDF, tap the pages you want and press Extract pages. Download the new PDF.
Can I pick pages that are not next to each other?
Yes. Select any pages; they are kept in their original order.
How do I split a PDF into separate files?
Extract each part in turn: extract the first range, choose the PDF again, extract the next range.
Does extracting reduce quality?
No. Pages are copied without changes.
Is the original changed?
No. You get a new PDF; your original stays as it was.