Pulling out just the pages you need
You rarely need an entire document. A signature page for a lawyer, one chapter for a colleague, three exhibits for an application, or the single page that proves an address — extracting exactly those pages produces a small, focused file that is quicker to send and exposes nothing else. The original is never modified; you receive new files.
Selecting pages
Extract Pages shows a thumbnail of every page. Click pages to select them, hold Shift to select a run, or type pages and ranges such as “2, 5-7, 12” into the box. Pages do not have to be consecutive, and the selection and the text box stay in sync.
Separate files or one file
Choose “Separate files” to receive one PDF per selected page, which suits pulling apart a batch of individual documents. Choose “Single file” to receive one PDF that contains all the selected pages, in page order, which suits assembling a short extract from a long document.
Pages are copied across without being re-rendered, so text, images, and quality are untouched and text stays searchable. The work happens in your browser, so the document is not uploaded.
Extract Pages, Split PDF, or Delete Pages?
The three tools overlap. Extract Pages is the fastest route when you know which pages you want. Split PDF is built around dividing a whole document into several files at once. Delete Pages is quicker when it is easier to name what to throw away. When you need to reorder the pages you extracted, open the result in Organize PDF.