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Extract pages from a PDF

Select the pages that matter and save just those as a new document, leaving the original untouched.

How to extract pages from a PDF

  1. Open the PDFDrop the document onto the editor to see every page as a thumbnail.
  2. Select what you needClick the first page of the range, hold Shift and click the last one.
  3. Export the selectionPress Export selection. Only the selected pages go into the new file, in the order shown.
  4. Repeat if neededChange the selection and export again to pull out another section as a separate file.

Extracting is the safest way to share part of a document: instead of sending a 90-page report and asking the reader to look at pages 12 to 15, you send a four-page file that contains nothing else.

That matters when the rest of the document is not meant for the recipient. Since the split happens on your device, the pages you did not select are never transmitted anywhere — not to the recipient, and not to us.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I save only pages 5 to 9?

Click page 5, Shift-click page 9, then press Export selection. You get a five-page PDF.

Can I extract pages that are not next to each other?

Yes. Click each page you want; the selection does not have to be contiguous.

Is this the same as splitting a PDF?

It achieves the same result one part at a time: select a section, export it, then repeat for the next section.

Does the extracted file keep the text layer?

Yes. Pages are copied as page objects, so search and copy-paste keep working.

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