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Extract pages into a new PDF
Copy selected pages and ranges into one new PDF while preserving their original order and quality.
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Extract PDF Pages in three steps
FileGizmo’s page extractor copies selected PDF pages into one new document without sending the source file to a server. It is useful for creating a focused handout, evidence packet, application excerpt, or smaller reading file from a long PDF. Choose an unlocked document, then enter individual pages or inclusive ranges such as 1, 3-5, 9. Select Extract pages and download the new PDF when local processing finishes.
Pages are copied as PDF objects rather than screenshots, so selectable text, vector graphics, and original image quality are preserved. Repeated page references are removed to prevent accidental duplicates, while the first entered order is respected across the range list. This differs from splitting: extraction produces one combined PDF containing only the pages you requested. All parsing and page copying happen inside a dedicated browser worker, with no account or upload step. Links that point to excluded pages may stop resolving, so review navigation, bookmarks, and cross-references before distributing an excerpt from a structured document.
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Choose an unlocked PDF
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Enter the pages or ranges to keep
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Extract and download the new PDF
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Frequently asked questions
Which range formats are accepted?
Use individual pages or inclusive ranges such as 1, 3-5, 9.
Is this different from splitting a PDF?
Yes. Extraction combines the pages you choose into one new document.
Are links and page quality preserved?
Page objects are copied directly, though links to pages excluded from the new document may no longer resolve.
Does extraction upload my document?
No. The new PDF is assembled in a local browser worker.
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