Extract pages from a PDF

Save just the pages you need as a new PDF. Keep them together in one file or get a separate file for each page, all without leaving your browser.

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Extract PDF Pages at a glance

Extract PDF Pages is a free tool that copies the pages you choose out of a PDF into a new file, while the original stays complete. You pick the pages, then save them together as one PDF or as one file per page. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

Limits · Files up to 1 GB each · One file at a time · Free and unlimited, no account needed

Last updated October 19, 2026

How to use Extract PDF Pages

Add your PDF
Choose a file or drop it on the page.
Choose the pages
Select the pages you want in the new file.
Save one or many
Get the pages together in one PDF, or as one file per page, then download.

What Extract PDF Pages does

Extracting pages from a PDF means copying the pages you choose into a new file, while the original stays complete. Wispdf lets you pick those pages and save them either together as one PDF or as a separate file for each page. Everything happens in your browser, so your document is never uploaded.

People use it to

Keep only the boarding pass page from a long travel booking PDF
Save each floor plan in a property brochure as its own file
Pull the signature page out of a contract so you can sign and return it

What's included

One file or many

Keep the chosen pages together in a single PDF, or save each page as its own file.

Original left whole

The pages are copied into a new PDF. Your full document stays exactly as it was.

Free with no limits

No account, no daily cap, and no limit on how many files you work through.

Stays in your browser

Pages are pulled out on your device. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.

Where your file goes

Extract PDF Pages runs entirely on your device. Your file never leaves your browser, and the new PDF is created right there too.

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Questions about Extract PDF Pages

Does Extract PDF Pages cost anything?

No. Extract PDF Pages is free and unlimited, and it works without an account. Extract from as many files as you like with no daily limit. Because it runs on your device, very large files depend on your memory: around 1 GB of PDFs is comfortable on a computer, and less on a phone.

Where does my PDF go when I extract pages?

Nowhere. Extract PDF Pages runs inside your browser, so your PDF stays on your device and the new file is made there too. Nothing is sent to our servers. It's a good choice when the pages hold personal or confidential details, like ID scans, payslips or client records.

How do I save each page of a PDF as a separate file?

Add your PDF to Extract PDF Pages, select every page you want, and choose one file per page. Wispdf creates a separate PDF for each selected page, ready to download. If you'd rather have those pages together in a single PDF, choose one file before you save.

Do extracted pages keep their original quality?

Yes. Extract PDF Pages copies each page as it is, without turning it into an image or compressing it. Text stays selectable if it was selectable before, and images keep their resolution. The new PDF looks the same as those pages did in the original document.

Can I extract pages from a PDF on a Mac or Windows PC?

Yes. Extract PDF Pages runs in any modern browser on Mac, Windows, Linux and Chromebook, and on iPhone, iPad and Android too. There's nothing to install and no account to create. Open the page, add your PDF and save the pages you need.

What's the difference between extracting and splitting a PDF?

Extract PDF Pages copies only the pages you pick into a new file and leaves out the rest. Split PDF cuts the whole document into parts, by page ranges, every few pages, file size, bookmarks, or odd and even pages. Use extract when you need a few pages, and split when you want the whole file in pieces.