Extract PDF pages when you need a compact new document that contains only the sheets you choose — not a trimmed leftover of everything else.
Select individual pages or ranges, then download a fresh PDF built from that keep-list. PDFPeach extracts locally in the browser so the source file and the new file both stay on your device.
How to extract PDF pages
- Upload a PDF.
- Select the pages or ranges to keep (for example
1, 4, 8-10). - Download the new PDF that contains only those pages.
Order in the selection follows the order you specify, so you can pull a custom sequence without first reorganizing the whole original.
Why extract instead of editing the whole file
Forwarding a 40-page PDF when the recipient needs three pages wastes bandwidth and attention. Extraction builds a purpose-built file without mutating the archive copy.
- Keep-list mindset — Choose what stays, rather than hunting what to remove.
- Non-consecutive pages — Mix singles and ranges in one selection.
- Source untouched — Extraction never rewrites the original on disk.
- Browser-private — Free, no account, no upload to PDFPeach.
When to extract pages
- Pull the signature block and exhibits from a long agreement for a counterparty.
- Save quiz answer keys as a separate teacher copy.
- Create a highlights packet from selected slides or report pages.
- Build a smaller attachment under portal size limits.
- Gather pages that you will later merge with material from other PDFs.
Selection syntax
| Pattern | Meaning |
|---|---|
1, 4, 8 |
Those three pages only |
8-10 |
Pages 8, 9, and 10 |
1, 4, 8-10 |
Mix of singles and a range |
Extract vs split vs delete
| Intent | Use |
|---|---|
| One new PDF with only selected pages | Extract (this tool) |
| Several separate PDFs from one source | Split PDF |
| One PDF with unwanted pages removed | Delete PDF Pages |
Supported workflow
Input is a single PDF. Output is one new PDF whose pages match your selection. Processing uses local libraries in the browser; heavy code loads only after you interact with the tool.
Privacy
No server-side copy is created for extraction. Suitable for HR packets, medical summaries you are allowed to share, and internal drafts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
Yes. Enter selections like 1, 4, 8-10 to keep scattered pages in one new file.
Will the source PDF be modified?
No. The source file is never changed. You always download a separate extracted PDF.
Is extraction free?
Yes. PDFPeach extracts pages in the browser at no cost and without requiring an account.
Do my files leave my computer?
No. Extraction runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded for this tool.
Extract or split — which should I pick?
Choose extract for one output file made of the pages you keep. Choose split when you need multiple outputs from the same original.
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