Extract Pages from a PDF

No. Reading, rendering previews and building the new file all happen in your browser with pdf-lib. The PDF never leaves your device, so confidential documents stay private.

The main way is to click page thumbnails, and the counter shows how many pages will be extracted. If previews fail to render, a text box appears where you type a range like 1-3, 7 to pick pages 1, 2, 3 and 7.

Always the original document order, low page number first. Selecting pages 7 then 1, or typing 7-3, still produces a file that runs from the earliest page to the latest.

Duplicates are collapsed to a single page, and any number outside the document is dropped. On a 5-page PDF, entering 2, 2, 99 extracts just page 2 and quietly ignores the rest.

No. The chosen pages are copied whole into a new PDF, so text stays selectable and images and vector graphics are untouched. There is no re-rendering or recompression of the page content.

The tool inserts -extracted before the extension of the original name, so report.pdf downloads as report-extracted.pdf. This keeps the new file next to the source without overwriting it.

Yes. Click Select all to choose the whole document, or in the text fallback type all or leave the box empty to select every page before downloading.

If the PDF opens without a password in your normal viewer, it will load here. Documents that demand a password to open, or that are corrupted, show a read error and cannot be processed.

It does not touch your original at all. It builds a separate new PDF containing only the pages you selected, and your source file stays exactly as it was.