Extract pages from a PDF file
Do you ever need just some of the pages in a PDF document? Now you can easily create a new PDF of selected pages from your original PDF using Adobe Acrobat online services.
Follow these easy steps to learn how to extract pages from a PDF:
Do you ever need just some of the pages in a PDF document? Now you can easily create a new PDF of selected pages from your original PDF using Adobe Acrobat online services.
Before extracting specific pages, Adobe Acrobat DC lets you organise your original PDF file. Move, rotate or delete page thumbnails. Then select the pages you want to extract into a new PDF.
You can extract pages from one PDF with a maximum of 500 pages and a file size of up to 100 MB. To reduce the size of a file, you can try the Acrobat Compress PDF tool.
Acrobat online PDF tools work in any browser, so there’s no additional software that you need to install. Just open the Extract PDF pages tool in a browser like Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.
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Adobe invented the PDF file format, so you can trust that our online tools are of the highest quality. Give our extract pages tool a try to streamline your workflows with a new PDF file.
No. The Acrobat Extract PDF pages tool creates a new PDF online that includes only the extracted pages while leaving your original PDF file intact, resulting in two separate files.
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