Upload a PDF, specify which pages you want, and download a new PDF containing just those pages.
Extracting a subset of pages from a larger PDF is a common need — pulling just the signature page out of a long contract, isolating one chapter from a full report, or separating a single invoice from a batch of scanned documents combined into one file. Without a dedicated tool, this usually meant taking screenshots of individual pages or resorting to a full desktop PDF editor just to select and export a handful of pages.
This tool lets you specify exactly which pages you want using a simple range syntax — individual page numbers, ranges like "1-3", or a mix of both separated by commas ("1-3,5,7-8" extracts pages 1 through 3, page 5, and pages 7 through 8). It then builds a brand new PDF containing only those pages, in the order specified, with the original page content and quality fully preserved.
It's used by anyone who needs to share only part of a larger document without sending the whole thing, professionals extracting specific sections from lengthy reports or contracts, and students pulling relevant chapters from a larger course PDF. Because extraction happens locally using client-side JavaScript, your document is never uploaded anywhere in the process, which matters if the file contains sensitive or confidential material you'd rather not send to an external server.