How to use
- Choose or drop a PDF.
- Choose "Keep only these pages" or "Delete these pages".
- Type the page numbers, for example 1-3, 5 or 8.
- Click Download to save the new PDF.
How it works
Use commas to separate pages and a dash for a range: "1-3, 5" means pages 1, 2, 3 and 5. "8-" means from page 8 to the last page.
Tips and common uses
Send only the pages that matter
Instead of emailing a 40-page file, extract just the pages someone needs, for example "3-5, 12", and share a small PDF.
Remove a wrong or blank page
Choose "Delete these pages" and type the page number. A range like "8-" removes page 8 to the end, which is useful for trimming extra scanned pages.
Count pages from the first page
Page numbers here are counted from the first page of the file, not the number printed on the page. A PDF with a cover page may have its "page 1" as page 2 here.
Unmerge or separate a merged PDF
To undo a merge, run the tool once for each part. For a file made of a 3-page and a 5-page document, keep "1-3" for the first part and "4-8" for the second, and download each as its own PDF.
Frequently asked questions
How do I delete one page from a PDF?
Choose "Delete these pages" and type the page number, for example 4.
How do I unmerge a PDF?
Unmerging means splitting a combined PDF back into separate files. Choose "Keep only these pages", type the pages of the first part (for example 1-5) and download it. Then do the same for the next part (6-12), and so on. Each download is its own PDF.
How do I cut or extract pages from a PDF?
Choose "Keep only these pages" and type the pages you want, for example 2, 4-6. The new PDF has only those pages, in that order.
Can I extract just one page?
Yes. Choose "Keep only these pages" and type one number, for example 7. You get a one-page PDF.
Does it reduce the quality?
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are.
Is my PDF safe?
Yes. Everything happens in your browser and the file is never uploaded.