PDF Page Extractor

PDF Page Extractor copies chosen pages from one source into one new PDF and downloads it as {base}-extracted.pdf. It is a page-copy tool, not a ZIP splitter and not a redaction tool.

• You want a single focused PDF, such as a chapter or a few invoice pages.
• You do not want a ZIP archive (use PDF Splitter for ZIP output).
• You need a smaller working copy that still keeps the copied pages as PDF pages, not images.

• Pull a signed last page out of a longer packet.
• Keep only the pages a reviewer asked for.
• Make a short attachment from a large report without rasterizing those pages.

Ranges are parsed by the same rules as Split’s custom range: spaces stripped, comma-separated numbers and start-end pairs, sorted unique pages. pdf-lib loads with ignoreEncryption: true, copyPages the selected indices, and save().

Input

One PDF, up to 50 MB. No password field.

Output

One PDF named {base}-extracted.pdf.

Presets

First page, First 3, Last 3, All pages.

1. Upload one PDF.
2. Type a range or pick a quick-select preset.
3. Confirm the selected page count in the preview.
4. Click Extract pages.
5. Open {base}-extracted.pdf and count the pages.

Copied pages are not intentionally rasterized. Mixed sizes and rotation typically travel with the pages. Forms, links, annotations, bookmarks, attachments, and tags are not guaranteed after rewrite.

Extraction runs locally with pdf-lib. The PDF is not posted to an extraction API. Identified analytics may include byte counts and page counts, not the filename, document text, or the typed page list.

• PDF Splitter’s custom-range mode also copies selected pages, but it always wraps output in {base}-split.zip.
• PDF Merger concatenates whole files from multiple uploads.

• Count pages in the download.
• Remember output order is sorted, not typed order.
• Open a page that had forms or links and confirm they still behave.
• Keep the original PDF; Extract does not modify it.