Sometimes you only need a small part of a document: the signature page of a contract, the summary of a report, or a few slides from a long presentation. Extracting those pages into a new PDF lets you share exactly what's needed — and keep the rest private.
How to extract pages
- Open the PDF Page Extractor.
- Add your PDF. Thumbnails of the pages appear.
- Click the pages you want, or type them in the box — for example
1, 3-5, 9. - Click Extract pages.
- Download your new PDF.
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Open PDF Page ExtractorClicking thumbnails keeps the original order. To change it, type the pages in the order you want:
5, 1-4→ page 5 first, then 1 to 4.3, 3, 4→ page 3 twice, then page 4.
This makes the extractor a quick way to rearrange a short document.
Useful scenarios
- Contracts: send only the pages that need a signature.
- Reports: share the executive summary with people who don't need the full appendix.
- Scans: remove blank pages from a double-sided scan.
- E-books and manuals: save a single chapter for reference.
Related tasks
- To create several files at once (for example one per chapter), use the PDF Splitter.
- To add pages from another PDF, extract what you need from each file and combine them with the PDF Merger.
- If an extracted page is sideways, fix it with the PDF Rotator.
Conclusion
Extracting pages is the fastest way to create a focused document: select, extract, download. Because pages are copied rather than redrawn, the new PDF keeps the original quality.