How to delete pages from a PDF
Removing unwanted pages — blank sheets, cover pages, or pages you do not want to share.
Extract Pages
Pick the pages to pull out into a new PDF.
Free to useNo software to install — works in any modern browser.
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Files deleted automaticallyUsed only to make your result. The result is deleted when you download it, or automatically after about an hour.
Works on mobileSame tool on your phone, tablet or desktop.
How it works
- Upload — select or drag & drop your file.
- Process — choose any options and start; most files take a few seconds, large files, OCR and video can take a minute or two.
- Download — save the result; it is deleted from the server once downloaded (or after about an hour).
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About Extract Pages
Extracting pages is the opposite of removing them: instead of deleting unwanted pages, you choose exactly which pages you want to keep, and this tool builds a new, smaller PDF from just those. This is useful for pulling a single chapter out of a long document, or saving just the pages relevant to what you're sharing.
You can specify individual page numbers, not just a continuous range, so pulling out page 2 and page 9 together into one file is entirely possible. The original document is never modified — only the new file is created from your selection.
You can specify individual page numbers, not just a continuous range, so pulling out page 2 and page 9 together into one file is entirely possible. The original document is never modified — only the new file is created from your selection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between Extract Pages and Split PDF?
Extract Pages pulls out only the specific pages you choose into a new PDF, while Split PDF breaks the whole document apart.
Can I extract non-consecutive pages, like page 2 and page 7?
Yes, you can specify individual page numbers, not just a continuous range.
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