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Extract or Delete PDF Pages

Keep a subset of pages, or remove unwanted pages, and save the result as a new PDF. Everything happens on your device.

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This is the inverse of splitting. Instead of producing many files, it produces one clean document: either only the pages you listed, or everything except the pages you listed. It is the fastest way to strip blank scans, remove an appendix, or drop a redacted section before sending a file on.

The pages you keep are copied exactly as they are, including annotations, form fields and embedded fonts. Pages you drop simply do not appear in the output document.

How to extract or delete pdf pages

  1. Add your PDFDrop the document you want to trim.
  2. Choose keep or deleteKeep mode outputs only the listed pages. Delete mode outputs everything except them.
  3. List the pagesEnter ranges such as 1-2, 4, 9-11 using 1-based page numbers.
  4. Save the new PDFThe result is generated locally and downloaded immediately.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between extract and split?
Split can produce many files, one per page or per range. Extract always produces exactly one file containing the pages you selected.
Can I delete several scattered pages?
Yes. Switch to delete mode and list every page you want removed, for example 2, 6-8, 14.
Are page numbers 1-based?
Yes, the first page of the document is page 1, matching what your PDF reader displays.
Does this preserve form fields on kept pages?
Yes. Kept pages are copied with their annotations and form field objects intact.
Can I undo the result?
Your original file is never modified. Only a new file is written, so simply discard the download if you made a mistake.

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