March 24, 20263 min read

Extract Pages from PDF — Save Specific Pages as New PDF

Extract specific pages or page ranges from a PDF into a new file. Free online tool to pull individual pages from any PDF document.

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Pull Any Pages Out of Any PDF

Need just pages 5-12 from a 200-page PDF? Or pages 1, 7, and 23? MyPDF's Extract Pages tool lets you pull specific pages into a new, clean PDF.

How to Extract Pages

Step 1: Upload Your PDF

Open the Extract Pages tool and upload your document.

Step 2: Select Pages

Choose which pages to extract:


  • Individual pages — click thumbnails or type "1, 5, 12"

  • Page ranges — type "5-12" to extract pages 5 through 12

  • Mixed selection — combine both: "1, 3, 7-15, 22"

  • Every Nth page — extract every 2nd, 3rd, or Nth page


Step 3: Extract and Download

Click "Extract" and download a new PDF containing only your selected pages.

Extract vs Delete vs Split

I want to...UseResult
Keep pages 5-12, discard the restExtract PagesNew PDF with pages 5-12 only
Remove pages 5-12, keep the restDelete PagesOriginal minus pages 5-12
Break into chapter filesSplit PDFMultiple PDFs, one per chapter

Common Use Cases

  • Extract a chapter — pull one chapter from a textbook
  • Share specific pages — send only the relevant pages to a colleague
  • Create handouts — extract key slides from a long presentation PDF
  • Tax documents — extract specific pages from bank statements
  • Legal filings — pull specific exhibits from a document bundle
  • Portfolio pages — extract your best work from a larger collection

Tips

  1. Check page orientation — some PDFs have mixed portrait/landscape pages; extracted pages preserve their original orientation
  2. Extract before editing — extract the pages you need, then edit the smaller file (faster and simpler)
  3. Combine extraction and merge — extract pages from multiple PDFs, then merge them into one new document
  4. Preserve quality — extraction doesn't re-encode anything; quality is identical to the original

Frequently Asked Questions

Does extraction reduce quality?

No — extracted pages are byte-for-byte identical to the originals. No re-encoding occurs.

Can I extract from a protected PDF?

If the PDF has editing restrictions, you'll need to unlock it first. If it only has a view password, enter it when uploading.

Can I reorder extracted pages?

Yes — use Reorder PDF on the extracted file to arrange pages in any order.

Is there a limit on PDF size?

Files up to 50MB. For larger files, use Adobe Acrobat Pro on desktop.
  • Split PDF — Split into multiple files at once
  • Delete Pages — Remove pages instead of extracting
  • Merge PDF — Combine extracted pages from multiple PDFs
  • Reorder PDF — Rearrange pages in extracted file
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