pdfmix

Extract pages from a PDF

Pull just the pages you need into a new PDF. Delete the rest in the grid and export — your original file stays untouched.

Files auto-delete after 2 hours · No signup · No AI training

Click or drop your PDFs here

Rearrange, delete, rotate, crop and censor pages — from one or many PDFs into one file.

    Draw a rectangle on the page. Drag to move it, use the handles to resize.

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    Select pages by number

    For example: 3, 7-11, odd, 20-last

    Move selected pages to position

    Make censoring permanent?

    Censored pages are converted to images, so the hidden content is permanently removed and cannot be selected, copied, or recovered. Text on those pages will no longer be selectable.

    Edit history

    Every action is listed newest first. Click an entry to revert to that point — greyed entries were undone and can be re-applied the same way.

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      How it works

      1. Drop your PDF and scan the page thumbnails.
      2. Delete every page you don't want to keep — undoable until export.
      3. Export and download a PDF containing only the pages you kept.

      Frequently asked questions

      Does extracting change my original PDF?

      No. You download a new file with the pages you selected. The file on your computer is never modified.

      Can I reorder the extracted pages?

      Yes. Drag the thumbnails into any order before you export. You can also rotate or crop them in the same step.

      Can I extract pages from several PDFs into one file?

      Yes. Drop up to 20 PDFs, keep only the pages you need from each, and export them together as one document.

      Do you keep my uploaded PDF?

      Only while you work. It is deleted automatically after 2 hours, or right away if you press Delete now. Transfers use TLS, and your files never train AI.

      Do extracted pages keep their quality?

      Yes. Pages are copied into the new PDF as they are, with text and images unchanged.