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Extract PDF pages

Save one page or a few pages of a PDF as a new file, on your device. Free, with no account or uploads.

Choose the pages to keep; they are saved together as a new PDF.

Drop a PDF to take pages out as a new file

Any PDF works, locked ones too. Press the pages you want; they become one new PDF.

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Stays on your device · up to 100 files, 500 MB together

How it works and help

How it works

  1. 1Add your PDFEvery page is shown as a tile.
  2. 2Press the pages to keepOne page, or several, or type them, such as 1, 4-6.
  3. 3Download themA new PDF with only what those pages use.
Watch a 1-minute tourOr follow the steps written under it

A little help along the way

Watch the tour, or follow the same steps below. Every option is explained underneath.

1 min 14 s, no sound. On-screen captions describe each step; the same steps are written out here.
  1. Add your PDFsDrop one PDF or several, choose them from your device or paste them. A locked file asks for its password; a damaged one is repaired where possible.
  2. Say what you wantCut where you choose (the usual), Pick pages for one new PDF, Every page on its own, or Every few pages. Other ways to split holds page ranges, bookmarks, size, blank pages, text, odd and even, removing pages and scans of two pages.
  3. Place the cutsEvery page is shown. Press between two pages to cut there, or let a rule cut every few pages (set with − and +) or into equal parts. Change any cut afterwards.
  4. Read to find the placeOpen the file in the reader to scroll, search and zoom. While reading, cut after the page you are on.
  5. Name the partsParts are named after the file and numbered. Type a name for any part, or leave a part out; the pattern for all of them is under More options.
  6. Split and downloadPress Split PDF. Read any part to check it, download parts one at a time, or all of them as one ZIP. Nothing is uploaded.

Questions people ask

Can I save just one page of a PDF?
Yes. Press that one page and save: you get a PDF of that page alone, with only the fonts and pictures it uses.
In what order are the pages I pick saved?
In the order they have in the file, whatever order you pressed them in. To put them in another order, rearrange the new PDF afterwards.
Can I make a separate PDF of every page instead?
Yes. Under Other ways to split, choose Cut into parts, then answer Every page on its own: you get a PDF of each page, all together in one ZIP.

This page is the PDF splitter, opened for this one job; every other tool it has is one press away. Each of its settings is explained on the PDF splitter's own page.

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