Pick specific pages from a PDF (ranges or individual numbers) and download just those as a new PDF.
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Files are read and processed entirely in your browser via pdf-lib.
Source PDF is processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Combine multiple PDF files into a single document
Split a PDF document into separate files by page ranges
Extract text content from PDF documents
Convert images (JPG, PNG) to a PDF document
Most real-world PDFs are mixed bags: a 200-page bank statement where you only need January, a meeting deck where you want to share three slides with a client without revealing the rest, a textbook scan where one chapter is the only thing relevant. The PDF Page Extractor lets you load the source PDF, type the pages you want using compact range syntax (1-3, 5, 8-10, 15-20), and download a new PDF containing only those pages, preserving the original layout, fonts, and bookmarks. Behind the scenes it uses pdf-lib running entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your machine, so you can safely process confidential statements, contracts, or unpublished drafts. Quick presets (Odd, Even, First 10, Last 10) cover common cases like printing only the front-facing side of a duplex scan, or grabbing the executive summary from a long report. All this without the upload-and-wait flow of typical online PDF tools.
Single page: just the number ("5"). Range: dash-separated ("3-7" includes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7). Multiple: comma-separated ("1-3, 5, 8-10"). Spaces, full-width digits, and en/em-dashes are tolerated. Out-of-range numbers (e.g. "50" in a 30-page PDF) are flagged inline. Reversed ranges like "9-3" are auto-corrected. To select every page, just type the total ("1-30"); to keep one page, type its number alone.