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