Extract Pages from a PDF

Save only the pages you need as a new PDF. Enter page numbers or ranges, press the button and download. Your file is processed in your browser, never uploaded to Fileswin.

Extract pages from a PDF

Choose a PDF to see its page count.

Your original file is not changed.

How to extract pages from a PDF

  1. Choose your PDF and note the page count shown.
  2. Type the pages to keep, such as 1-3, 5, 8-10.
  3. Press Extract and download. The new file is named after the original with -extracted added.

How the page list works

Separate pages with commas and write ranges with a dash. 2 is one page, 2-4 is pages 2, 3 and 4, and 1, 5, 7-9 mixes both. Pages are added in the order you type them, so 3, 1, 2 puts page 3 first. You can repeat a page to include it twice.

Extract a single page from a PDF

Type just that page's number, for example 7. The result is a one-page PDF that you can attach or print on its own.

Extract pages or split the PDF?

Extracting makes one new file from the pages you choose. If you want several separate files, use Split PDF. If you would rather keep the document and drop a few pages, use Delete PDF pages.

What to check afterwards

Open the new file and scan through it. The pages are copied into a new document, so page-level content is kept, but features that span the whole document, such as bookmarks and links to pages you left out, may not carry over.

Frequently asked questions

How do I extract one page from a PDF?

Enter the page number, for example 4, and press Extract and download. You get a one-page PDF.

How do I save pages 5 to 10 as a new PDF?

Type 5-10 in the pages box and press the button.

Can I reorder pages while extracting?

Yes. Pages appear in the order you type them. Entering 3, 1, 2 gives a PDF with page 3 first.

Does it change the original PDF?

No. Your original file is untouched. The tool builds a new file.

Why is my page number rejected?

Page numbers must be between 1 and the page count shown for your file, and ranges need a dash, such as 2-4.

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