Drag and drop a PDF file, then extract pages from it.
Select a PDF file, then extract pages from it.
Select a PDF file, then extract pages from it.
How to extract pages from PDF online
Use our PDF extractor to extract pages from a PDF file for free:
- Click "Select a file" or drag and drop your PDF.
- Browse the folder and pick the document from which you want to extract pages.
- After Acrobat uploads your file, sign in.
- Select the pages you want to put into a new PDF.
- When ready, click Extract. Acrobat will create a new PDF with your selected pages.
- After extraction, download the new document, get a link to share it or give it a new file name..
Explore our free tool to extract PDF pages
Extract important pages from a PDF
When you need only a few pages from an entire PDF file, use Acrobat online services to create a new PDF with selected pages easily.
Improve PDF organisation
Organise your PDF pages before you choose to extract them. With Adobe Acrobat, you can move, rotate or delete page thumbnails. Then, select the pages you want to extract into a new PDF.
Easily extract up to 500 PDF pages
Adobe lets you extract a maximum of 500 pages and a file size of up to 100MB at once. If your file is too large to process, try our free online PDF compress tool and reduce its size.
Work online anywhere
Acrobat online PDF tools work in any browser, so there’s no need to install additional software. Open the PDF extractor tool in a browser like Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome.
Trust Adobe's robust security measures
At Adobe, we value your privacy and build security measures into every PDF you create with us. We also delete your file from our cloud servers unless you sign in to save it to your account.
Choose Adobe for all your PDF needs
Adobe invented the PDF file format, so you can trust that our online tools deliver high quality and reliability. Give our extract pages tool a try to streamline your workflows with a new PDF file.
Questions about how to extract PDF pages? We've got answers.
Can I extract a range of pages?
Yes. To extract a range of pages, click the pages you want to extract, whether single, a set, or a consecutive range of pages. Once you’ve selected the pages, click the Extract button to create your new PDF document.
Are extracted pages deleted from my original PDF?
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.
For access to more advanced PDF tools, you can try Adobe Acrobat Pro for free for seven days on the Mac or Windows operating system. The Acrobat Pro trial allows you unlimited use of 20+ tools, allowing you to edit PDFs, use annotation toolbars, split a PDF, add bookmarks or a table of contents, insert page numbers, and convert PDFs into Microsoft Word, PowerPoint or Excel files. Easy tutorials get you up and running fast on any device, including iPhones and Android phones.
What file formats are supported by the Extract PDF pages tool?
If you are using Acrobat online services to extract PDF pages, you first need to convert your file to PDF, then proceed with the PDF extraction tool. Alternatively, you can use Adobe Acrobat Pro to directly plug in your file in any supported format and extract pages like a PDF. Our extractor tool supports formats like PDF, BMP, PNG, JPG, etc.
Can I access this tool from any device or browser?
Yes, the Adobe Acrobat PDF page extractor tool supports compatibility with different platforms and devices. Use it on smartphones, laptops, tablets, and browsers like Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, or Safari. There is no need to install any additional software to use this tool.
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