Extract Pages From PDF Free Online Tool
Extract specific pages from a PDF file and save them as a new document. Free online PDF page extractor with no registration.
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Maximum file size: 50 MB
Need to extract just a few pages from a large PDF report? CocoPDF lets you extract pages from PDF free online — specify the exact page numbers you want, and the tool creates a new PDF containing only those pages.
Enter the page numbers as a comma-separated list (for example: "1, 4, 7, 12") and click Process. The output PDF contains exactly those pages in the order specified. This is useful for extracting a summary page from a report, pulling out relevant sections from a manual, or saving specific slides from a converted presentation.
The extraction uses a fast, server-side PDF engine and preserves the content of each page exactly — including fonts, images, and any annotations. Your extracted PDF downloads immediately, files are deleted within one hour, and no watermarks are added.
How to Extract Pages Online — 3 Simple Steps
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Upload your file
Drag and drop your file onto the upload box, or click to browse. CocoPDF accepts a file up to 50 MB each.
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Adjust the settings
Choose the options you need for Extract Pages. The default settings work well for most documents.
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Download the PDF file
Click the process button. The file is generated on our server and your PDF download starts automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Extract Pages and Split PDF?
Extract Pages creates a single PDF containing only the pages you specify. Split PDF creates multiple PDF files based on page ranges. Use Extract Pages when you want specific pages in one new PDF; use Split PDF when you want to divide a document into multiple separate files.
How do I enter the pages to extract?
Enter comma-separated page numbers. For example, "2, 5, 8" extracts pages 2, 5, and 8 from your PDF and places them in the output in that order.
Can I extract a range of consecutive pages?
The extract tool uses individual page numbers. For a range of pages, list each one: "3, 4, 5, 6". Alternatively, use the Split PDF tool which accepts range notation like "3-6".
Are the extracted pages in the same order as the original?
Pages appear in the output PDF in the numeric order specified. If you enter "5, 2, 1", the extracted PDF will have page 5 first, then page 2, then page 1.