Extract Pages from a PDF (or Delete Them)
Choose the pages you need by ticking thumbnails or typing ranges, and save them as a new PDF. Switch to delete mode to remove those pages and keep everything else.
How to extract or delete PDF pages
- Choose a PDF; page thumbnails appear below.
- Tick the pages you want, or type ranges such as 2-4, 9 and select Apply.
- Choose Extract them (keep only the selection) or Delete them (remove the selection).
- Select the action button and download the new PDF.
Supported formats
- Input
- Output
- Maximum size
- 200 MB per file (limited by your device's memory)
Extracting versus splitting
This tool produces exactly one new PDF containing the pages you keep, in their original order. If you need several separate files — for example one per chapter — the PDF Splitter is the better fit. Pages are copied without re-compression, so quality and selectable text are preserved. If some pages are also sideways, fix them first with the PDF Page Rotator.
Benefits
- Visual selection with thumbnails plus fast range typing for long documents.
- One switch turns extraction into deletion, so you can select whichever set is smaller.
- Lossless copy of the chosen pages.
Limitations
- Selected pages keep their original order; reordering pages is not supported here.
- Encrypted PDFs must be unlocked first.
- Bookmarks, form fields and document attachments are not copied to the new file.
Privacy and security
Thumbnails are rendered by PDF.js in this tab and the new document is assembled by pdf-lib in a Web Worker. Your PDF stays on your device.
Read our privacy policy for details about the site as a whole.
Frequently asked questions
How do I remove a single page from a PDF?
Tick that page (or type its number and select Apply), choose "Delete them" and save. The new PDF contains every other page.
Can I extract pages in a different order?
Not in this tool — pages always keep their original order. Extract them as separate files with the PDF Splitter and combine them in any order with the PDF Merger.
Is the original file changed?
No. A new PDF is created for download; the file on your device is never modified.