How to Extract Specific Pages From a PDF

Sometimes you need just a few pages out of a large document — the signature page of a contract, two charts from a long report, one form from a bundle. Extracting pulls exactly those pages into a new PDF and leaves the rest behind.

Why extract instead of send the whole thing

• Share only what is relevant without exposing the entire document.
• Keep file sizes small for email and uploads.
• Build a custom set by pulling key pages from a larger file.
• Protect privacy by never circulating pages that contain unrelated information.

Extract vs. split

The two are closely related. Extract is best when you want a specific, possibly non-continuous selection — say pages 3, 7, and 12 — collected into one new file. Splitting is better when you want to break a document into several files at once. Pick whichever matches your goal.

How to extract pages

1. Open the Extract Pages tool and upload your PDF.
2. Enter the page numbers or range you want to pull out.
3. Click Process and download the new document.

After extracting

If you pulled pages from several files and want to combine them, the Merge tool stitches your selections into a single clean PDF.