Extract Pages
Extract specific pages from a PDF. 100% private — processed locally, no uploads, no signup.
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Extract specific pages from a PDF. 100% private — processed locally, no uploads, no signup.
Need just pages 3–7 of a 90-page report? PDFree extracts any page range you specify and saves them as a new PDF — without uploading the original file to any server.
Click Choose files or drag your PDF into the drop zone. The total page count is shown — nothing is uploaded.
Type the pages or ranges you want: 3-7, 12, 15-20. Or click individual page thumbnails to select visually. Non-selected pages are discarded.
Click Extract Pages. The selected pages are saved as a new PDF and downloaded immediately. The original file is untouched.
A 90-page annual report contains the financial tables you need on pages 44–52. Extract those 9 pages into a standalone PDF to share with your finance team.
Legal submissions may need specific exhibits as separate attachments. Extract each exhibit into its own PDF from the full case file.
A design portfolio or photography book in PDF form can have individual project pages extracted as separate showcase files.
A form that ends with a blank page or a misprint can be fixed by extracting all pages except the problematic one into a clean new PDF.
| Tool | Page selection | Daily limit | Privacy | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PDFree | Range input + visual click | No limit | No upload | Free forever |
| iLovePDF | Range input | Daily limit | Uploaded to servers | Free / $6+/mo |
| SmallPDF | Range input | 2 tasks/day | Uploaded to servers | Free / $9+/mo |
| Adobe Acrobat | Full page panel | 2/month free | Uploaded to servers | $19.99/mo |
Enter pages and ranges separated by commas: 1, 3-7, 12, 15-20. Spaces are optional. Ranges are inclusive — 3-7 extracts pages 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Split has richer selection options (odd pages, even pages, halves, visual thumbnail selection) and can produce multiple separate files. Extract is simpler — enter a range, get one PDF. Use whichever fits your workflow.
Yes. Pages are copied at the PDF object level — fonts, images, links, and formatting are identical to the originals.
No. Encrypted PDFs cannot be modified without the password. Remove the password first, then extract the pages.
No. You can extract any number of pages from a PDF of any size, as long as your browser has enough memory to hold the file.