Extract specific page numbers or page sets into a clean new PDF document.
Extracting specific pages from a PDF creates a new, smaller document containing only the pages you select. This is more targeted than splitting — you don't need to define ranges or extract sequentially. You pick exactly the pages you want (e.g., pages 1, 5, and 12), and PDFly builds a new PDF from just those pages. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so your document never leaves your device.
Upload your PDF and select the individual pages you want to keep by clicking their thumbnails. You can select any combination of non-contiguous pages across the document. The tool creates a new PDF containing only those pages in the order you selected them. The original file remains untouched on your device — you always download a fresh copy.
This is ideal when you need a handful of specific pages from a larger document — pulling the signature page from a contract, extracting the executive summary from a long report, or creating a highlights reel from a presentation. If you need to extract every page into individual files, the Split PDF tool is more appropriate. If you want to remove pages rather than keep them, the Delete PDF Pages tool may be simpler. Extracting pages also slightly reduces file size since the output contains only the content you need.
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