# Extract Pages from PDF: Free, No Upload

> Pick pages from a PDF by clicking thumbnails or typing page numbers, and save them as a new PDF or one PDF per page. In your browser: no upload, no limits.

https://www.kortex-notebooklm.com/tools/extract-pdf-pages

[Free tools](/tools)

# Extract pages from a PDF

Click the pages you need, or type their numbers, and save them as a new PDF. The original stays as it was. Nothing is uploaded. It all happens in your browser.

-   Free, no sign-up
-   Runs in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
-   Updated November 10, 2026

Kortex Extract PDF Pages copies the pages you choose into a new PDF, or into one PDF per page, in your browser. Choose pages from thumbnails, or type ranges like 3-7, 12. Bookmarks and links for those pages come along. Nothing is uploaded.

## How do I pull pages out of a PDF?

1.  Drop the PDF on the box above. Every page appears as a thumbnail you can zoom with a double-click.
2.  Select the pages. Click one, Shift-click another to take everything between, or Ctrl-click (⌘-click) to add or drop single pages.
3.  Drag the selected pages to change their order in the new file, or turn any that are sideways.
4.  Click **Extract pages**.

## Typing page numbers

The Select box takes page numbers the way people write them. `3-7` is a run. Use commas between parts. `20-` means page 20 to the end. `-4` means the first four. The tool selects those pages in the grid, so you can check them before you save.

## When to extract, and when to split

Extracting makes one file from the pages you chose. To cut the whole PDF into several files (by chapter, every few pages or by size), use [Split PDF](/tools/split-pdf). To take pages from several PDFs into one, [Merge PDF](/tools/merge-pdf) lets you add the files and delete the pages you do not want.

## Questions

How do I extract pages from a PDF?

Drop the PDF and click the pages you want in the grid. Shift-click selects a run. Ctrl-click or ⌘-click adds single pages. Then click Extract pages. They download as one new PDF, in the order they appear in the grid.

Can I type the page numbers instead?

Yes. Type them in the Select box above the pages, like 3-7, 12, 20-, and press Enter. Or switch to Ranges and tick Put all the ranges in one PDF.

Can I save each extracted page as its own PDF?

Yes. Under Selected pages, choose A PDF for each page. You get them all in one .zip, named with their page numbers.

Does the original PDF change?

No. The tool copies the pages into a new file. The PDF on your computer stays as it was.

Do links and bookmarks come along?

Bookmarks that point to the pages you extract come along. So do links between those pages and any form fields on them. Links to pages you left out are dropped.

Is the PDF uploaded?

No. pdf.js and pdf-lib copy the pages in your browser tab. Nothing is sent anywhere.

## More free tools

-   [**Split PDF** Split a PDF by page, range or size. Or pull out the pages you need.](/tools/split-pdf)
-   [**Merge PDF** Join PDFs into one file. Reorder and rotate pages in your browser.](/tools/merge-pdf)
-   [**PDF to Text** Get clean text or Markdown out of any PDF, page by page.](/tools/pdf-to-text)
-   [**Image to Text (OCR)** Copy the text from photos, scans and screenshots. 100+ languages.](/tools/image-to-text)
-   [**Background Remover** Remove the background from any photo. The AI runs on your device.](/tools/background-remover)

## Save what you find in one click.

Kortex is a Chrome extension for Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM). It sends AI chats, web pages, posts and YouTube videos into the notebook you pick. It keeps your notebooks organized. It exports them back out.

[Add to Chrome](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/kortex/hdapplggdhndkblofffknpmnnnnbncbn)

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