Extract PDF pages online — free

Pull out just the pages you need into a new PDF — select single pages or ranges and download, all in your browser.

  • 100% in your browser
  • No upload
  • Free — no sign-up
  • No watermark

How to extract pages from a PDF online

Only need pages 3 to 6 of a long document? EditMyStuff lets you extract the exact pages you want into a new PDF and download it, leaving the original untouched. Pick one page, a range, or several ranges at once, and save the selection as its own file. It runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded — handy when the rest of the document is confidential. This pulls out whole pages; if it is the words you need out of a scan, recognise the text with OCR first.

How to extract PDF pages

  1. Open your PDF in the editor — it loads on your device.
  2. Click Split in the toolbar and keep the Extract pages option.
  3. Click the page numbers you want to keep, or Select all.
  4. Click Preview split, then Download PDF — the new file’s name ends in -extracted.pdf.

Why extract PDF pages here

  • Keep only what you need. Save specific pages or ranges into a fresh PDF without the rest.
  • Original stays intact. You download a new file; the source document is unchanged.
  • Private. Extraction runs in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
  • Free. No sign-up and no watermark on what you save.

Frequently asked questions

Is extracting PDF pages free?

Yes — free, with no account and no watermark.

What is the difference from splitting?

Extracting keeps only the pages you choose in one new file; splitting can also burst a document into many separate files. Both use the same panel.

Are my files uploaded?

No. Extraction runs in your browser on your device.

Can I extract a range like 5-9?

Yes: click pages 5 to 9 in the page grid. To type ranges instead, choose Split by range, which saves one PDF for each range.

Does the quality stay the same?

Yes. Extracted pages are copied without re-encoding, so text and images are unchanged.

Are my edits included?

Yes. Extraction uses the document as it is in the editor, so pages you rotated, text you changed and redactions you applied carry over into the new PDF.

Can I extract text or images instead of pages?

No. This saves whole pages as a new PDF, not separate text or image files. For words on a scanned page, run OCR in the PDF editor to turn the lines you need into editable text.

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