Take the pages you need out of a PDF
Extracting is the right operation when you want a smaller document containing specific pages: the three pages of a contract that actually need signing, the appendix from a hundred-page report, or a single invoice from a batch scan.
The result is a genuine PDF built from copied page objects — not a re-render, not a set of images. Text stays selectable, fonts stay embedded, and the file is as searchable as the one you started with.
Selection syntax
The range box accepts what you would write by hand. 1-3 is an inclusive span. 7 is a single page. 12- runs from page 12 to the end, and -4 from the start to page 4. all takes everything. Combine them with commas.
Order is significant. 5,1,3 gives you a document whose first page is page 5 of the original — which makes this a reordering tool as well as an extraction one. Repeating a number duplicates that page.
Nothing is uploaded
Most page extractors are a web form in front of a server: your document is transmitted, processed somewhere you cannot see, and held until a retention timer expires. That is a poor trade for a document you were extracting precisely because parts of it were sensitive.
This tool is a program that runs inside the page you are looking at, using your own processor. The document is read into your browser's memory and never sent anywhere.
Related tools
To delete pages instead of keeping them, use Remove PDF Pages. To produce several files at once, use Split PDF. To rearrange visually, use Organize PDF.