Extract PDF Pages
WEBPick pages from a PDF and save them as a brand-new file — free and right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
What is the Extract PDF Pages tool?
Extract PDF Pages pulls specific pages out of a PDF and saves them as their own file — a signed page from a longer contract, three chapters out of a report, or a handful of scattered pages you need to send without the rest of the document. Unlike a plain page-range split, you pick pages visually and individually, including non-consecutive ones, rather than typing a single from/to range.
Open the PDF, see every page as a thumbnail, and click to select the ones you want — page 2, page 5 and page 9, for example, in any combination. The selected pages are copied exactly as they are, with their original text, images and formatting untouched, and saved as a new PDF you can download immediately. Everything runs inside your browser, so the source document never leaves your device.
It works the same on a phone as on a desktop — open the file, tap the pages you need, and download the new file with just those pages, ready to send.
How to use the Extract PDF Pages
- Open the PDF you want to pull pages from — drag it in or pick it from your device.
- Browse the page thumbnails and click to select the ones you need.
- Select as many pages as you like, in any order or combination — they don't need to be consecutive.
- Save the selected pages as a new PDF — the whole job runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
- Download the new file containing just the pages you picked.
Frequently asked questions
Can I select pages that aren't next to each other?
Yes. Unlike a simple page-range split, you pick pages individually by clicking their thumbnails — page 2 and page 9 together, for example — and they're all saved into the same new file.
What's the difference between this and Split PDF?
Extract Pages is for picking specific (possibly non-consecutive) pages into one new file by clicking thumbnails. Split PDF is for dividing a document by a page range instead. Use whichever matches what you actually need to do.
Is there a limit on how many pages I can extract?
No hard limit — since processing happens on your device, the practical ceiling is your browser's available memory, which comfortably handles documents of hundreds of pages.
Does extracting change the quality of the pages?
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are — text, images, embedded fonts and formatting are preserved, with no re-compression.
Is it safe to extract pages from a PDF online?
Yes — with Carbide the whole process runs in your browser, so the source document is never uploaded to a server, unlike most online PDF page-extraction tools.