How to extract one page from a PDF (or several)
Only need page 3 of a 40-page document? You can pull out exactly the pages you want into a fresh PDF in your browser — free, instant, and nothing gets uploaded.
Just a web browser and your PDF. Pages are extracted on your device.
Extract pages in 5 steps
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Open the Split tool
Go to the Split & extract page.
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Load your PDF
Drag the file in or click to choose it — a thumbnail appears for every page.
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Pick your page (or pages)
Tap the thumbnail of the page you want. Need several? Tap more, or type a range like 3 or 2-5, 9.
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Extract
Click Extract selected — one new PDF with just those pages.
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Download
The new file saves to your device; the original stays complete and untouched.
Want every page as its own separate PDF? Use Split all pages instead — each page downloads as an individual file.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extract just a single page?
Yes — tap one thumbnail (or type its number) and extract. You get a one-page PDF.
Can I extract non-consecutive pages?
Yes — ranges like 1-3, 7, 12 work, and you can tap any combination of thumbnails.
Does the original PDF lose those pages?
No. Extraction copies the pages into a new file; your original is unchanged.
Is anything uploaded?
No — pages are extracted in your browser, so the document never leaves your device. See the Privacy Policy.
This guide is for general information. AmigoPDF is a free, in-browser utility; always keep a copy of your original files.