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Split PDF · Extract

How to extract one page from a PDF

Need page 7 of a 90-page report? Don't email the whole thing. The Split PDF tool shows every page as a thumbnail. Click the one you need (or several), and extract them into a clean new PDF.

Because the slicing happens locally, this is safe for documents you'd never upload: bank statements, contracts, medical records. The original never leaves your machine, and neither does the extract until you choose to share it.

Thumbnails make the difference over a page-number field, because most people don't actually know the page number they want, they know what the page looks like. A 90-page report rarely has a table of contents you can trust to line up with the PDF's own page count, especially after a revision or two. Scrolling a thumbnail strip and clicking the one you recognise is faster and more reliable than guessing a number and checking if you got it right.

Step by step

  1. 1Open the Split PDF tool.
  2. 2Drop the PDF.
  3. 3Click the page (or pages) you want, and they highlight as selected.
  4. 4Click “Split PDF” and download the extracted file.
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FAQ

Common questions

Yes, click any combination, e.g. pages 3, 7 and 12–14, and they become one new PDF in order.

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