Pulling Specific Pages Out of a PDF Into Their Own Document

Sometimes you only need page 7 of a 40-page report, or pages 12 through 15 of an exhibit bundle. Extracting those pages into a standalone file is faster than scrolling through the full document every time someone asks for "just that section."

Common use cases

Pulling a signature page out of a contract, isolating a single invoice from a batch scan, or grabbing the relevant exhibit pages from a much longer legal filing are all extraction tasks — the goal is a smaller, focused document, not a modified version of the original.

Step by Step

1. Upload the source PDF.
2. Pick the specific pages or ranges you want to keep.
3. Download the new PDF containing only those pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I extract non-consecutive pages?

Yes, specify any combination such as 1, 4, 9-12 and they'll all be included.

Does extraction support large PDFs?

Yes, files up to 100MB on the free plan and 500MB on Pro.

What happens to the original file?

It remains unchanged — extraction creates a new separate PDF.

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