Select individual pages or ranges from any PDF and download them as images or a new PDF — everything runs 100% in your browser. No uploads, no servers.
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This PDF page extractor lets you pull specific pages out of any PDF and save them as a brand-new PDF or as individual PNG images. You pick the pages by clicking thumbnails or by typing a page range like 1-3, 5, 8-10 — no installs, no sign-up, no watermark.
Splitting a PDF means keeping only the pages you want and leaving the rest behind, while extracting means saving a chosen subset of pages on their own. This tool does both: the pages you select become the output, in their original order. People use it to:
Everything runs 100% in-browser: PDF.js reads and renders your file and jsPDF builds the result on your own device. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so your documents stay private and there is no file-size limit beyond your browser's memory.
1-3, 5, 8-10 and press Enter.Extracting saves a chosen subset of pages as their own file, while splitting breaks a PDF into smaller pieces. This tool does both — you select the pages you want, and they become the output. The rest of the document is simply left out.
Type a range into the Range box using commas for individual pages and hyphens for spans — for example 1-3, 5, 8-10 — then press Enter. You can also click individual page thumbnails to add or remove them from the selection.
Yes. Choose Download as PNG(s) to save each selected page as its own image file, or select one page at a time and Download as PDF to get separate single-page PDFs. Use Select All first if you want every page exported.
Yes. Use commas for individual pages and hyphens for ranges — e.g. 1, 3, 5-8, 12. The selected pages are combined into one output PDF in ascending order.
Download as PDF builds a single PDF containing all your selected pages. Download as PNG(s) produces one image file per selected page, so a 3-page selection downloads 3 separate PNGs.
PDFs are rebuilt by rendering each page to a high-resolution canvas, so text and images stay sharp. PNG exports use a 2× scale for crisp output. Note that the new PDF stores pages as images, so text is no longer selectable.
No. PDF.js renders the previews and jsPDF builds the output — all locally in your browser. Your file never leaves your device, so there is no upload, no storage, and no file-size cap beyond your browser's memory.