How to Extract Pages From a PDF
Quick answer: Use Split PDF in "By range" mode. Type the pages you want (e.g. 4-9 or 1,3,7) and it saves just those pages as a new PDF — no uploads, no sign-up.
Sometimes you don't need to split a whole document into pieces — you just need to pull two or three pages out and save them on their own. A signature page from a contract, a chart from a report, a single invoice from a scanned batch.
How to Extract Specific Pages
- Open Split PDF in your browser.
- Drop your PDF onto the page.
- Keep the mode set to By range.
- Type the pages you want — a single range like
4-9, or a mix like1,3,7-9to pull non-consecutive pages into one file. - Click Split PDF and download the result — a new PDF containing only the pages you chose.
Everything happens in your browser. The original file and the extracted pages never leave your device.
Common Reasons to Extract Pages
- Pulling a signature page out of a signed contract.
- Saving just the chart or appendix from a long report.
- Separating one invoice from a scanned batch of several.
- Sharing a single section of a document without sending the whole thing.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — pages are copied as-is, with no re-encoding. Quality is identical to the source document.
Yes — type a comma-separated list mixing single pages and ranges, like 1,3,7-9, and they'll all land in one output PDF in that order.
Unlock it first with PDFslime's Unlock tool, then extract pages from the unlocked copy.