How to Extract Pages From a PDF

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Extract vs Split — What's the Difference?

Splitting divides a PDF into sequential sections. Extracting lets you cherry-pick non-consecutive pages — for example, pages 2, 5, and 8 from a 20-page document. Use extraction when you need specific, non-sequential pages.

Step-by-Step: Extract Pages From a PDF

Open the Extract Pages tool.
Upload your PDF.
Enter the page numbers you want to extract (e.g., 1, 3, 5-8).
Click Extract — download the new PDF containing only those pages.

Common Use Cases

Extracting a specific contract clause from a longer agreement
Pulling out an appendix from a report
Saving individual forms from a packet of documents
Sharing specific pages without revealing the full document

Is the Original File Modified?

No — extracting pages creates a new file. Your original PDF is not changed or deleted.

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