Send only part of a file
Share the financial appendix of an annual report without passing on the rest of the document.
Browse PDF pages visually, choose the ones you want to keep, and download a new document containing only the selected pages.
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Visually select the pages to keep in the new PDF.
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Extracting pages creates a new PDF that contains only the pages you choose, without touching the original document. It is the way to send a single appendix from a report, isolate the signed page of a contract or share a few pages of a manual. Every page is shown as a thumbnail: you click the ones to keep and the rest of the file is simply left out, directly in your browser.
After import, each page is rendered as a thumbnail so you can recognise it at a glance. A click selects or deselects a page, and a counter shows how many pages will be kept. Select all and Clear selection speed up work on long documents, and the history lets you undo a wrong click.
On download, the selected pages are copied into a new file in the order of the original document, with their content intact: selectable text, images and links on the page are kept, with no conversion to images. To change the order of the extracted pages, run the result through Reorder PDF pages.
Extracting and removing are two sides of the same operation: extract when you keep a few pages, remove when you drop a few.
Drop the file or pick it from your device; thumbnails of every page appear once the analysis is done.
Each click adds a page to or removes it from the selection, marked by a coloured frame. The counter updates as you go.
The new PDF contains only the selected pages, in their original order.
Share the financial appendix of an annual report without passing on the rest of the document.
Pull out the last page of a contract to archive it or attach it to an email.
Select the relevant chapters of a digital textbook for a specific lesson.
The cover page and the section on pages 3 to 5 become a standalone document; the other eight pages are not copied. report.pdf itself is unchanged.
Input
report.pdf with 12 pages, pages 1, 3, 4 and 5 selectedResult
A 4-page PDF in the order 1, 3, 4, 5Yes. Select just one thumbnail: the resulting PDF will contain only that page.
In the order of the original document, whatever order you clicked them in. Use Reorder PDF pages afterwards if you need a different sequence.
Yes. Pages are copied as they are, never via an image: text, fonts and image resolution stay the same.
Bookmarks are not carried into the new file. Everything drawn on the page stays visible, but an interactive form may lose its fill-in behaviour, so check the result if you plan to fill it in.
They are not copied into the downloaded file, but they remain in your original PDF, which is never modified.
No. Thumbnails and extraction are produced in the browser without uploading the document; only the final file is saved by your download.
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