Extract Pages
Save chosen pages as a new document, together or as separate files.
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How to use Extract Pages
- Choose the PDF you want pages out of.
- Tap the pages you want to keep, then decide whether they come back as one document or one file per page.
- Press Extract and save.
Questions
- How is this different from Split PDF?
- Extract keeps a list you choose — pages 2, 7 and 11, say. Split cuts on a boundary: a range, the halfway point, or every page.
- Do the extracted pages keep their quality?
- Yes. Pages are copied whole, with no re-encoding, so nothing degrades.
- Can I save each page as its own file?
- Yes. Choose separate files and every page you picked becomes its own PDF, named after the page it came from.
- Do bookmarks and links survive?
- Links inside the pages you keep survive. Bookmarks pointing at pages you left behind cannot, and are dropped rather than left broken.
Also called
- save one page of a PDF
- pull pages out of a PDF
- copy PDF pages
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