Extract Pages
Pull a targeted page range into a new PDF document.
Drop PDF here or click to browse file
Supports PDF files only
How to extract pages from a PDF
When you only need part of a document, there's no reason to send the whole thing. PDF62 pulls a chosen range of pages out of a PDF into a new file, locally in your browser — no uploads, no accounts, and no watermark.
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Open the Extract tool
Drop your PDF onto the upload area, or click to browse for the source document.
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Set the page range
Enter the first and last page of the section you want to pull out into a new PDF.
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Extract the pages
Click Extract. PDF62 builds a new document from just those pages, on your device.
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Download the new PDF
Save the extracted PDF — your original file is left untouched.
Why extract PDF pages with PDF62
- Local and private: pages are extracted in the browser, never uploaded.
- Precise: pull out exactly the page range you need.
- Non-destructive: your original PDF stays exactly as it was.
- Free and unlimited: no accounts, watermarks, or size caps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between extracting and splitting?
Extract creates one new PDF from a specific page range you choose — ideal when you need a single section. Split breaks the whole document into multiple files by page count. Reach for Extract when you want just one part of a file.
Does extracting pages change my original PDF?
No. Extraction creates a brand-new file containing only the selected pages and leaves your source document completely unchanged.
Can I extract a single page?
Yes. Set the start and end page to the same number to pull out an individual page as its own PDF.
Are my documents kept private?
Always. PDF62 extracts pages using WebAssembly in your browser, so your file is never uploaded to or stored on any server.