Extract Pages from PDF.

Select the pages you need and inspect the selection count. All, odd, even, invert and clear controls help with larger documents.

A selection is not a recognition region within a page. If you need only one passage, extract the page first and select the OCR area later.

Ranges can name individual pages and spans. A descending range can request a reverse order; repeated page references are included only once.

The numbers refer to positions in the PDF, not printed labels. Review the thumbnails after applying a range, especially when the document has a cover.

Move selected pages into the reading sequence you want. This is useful when scans were collected out of order or a short packet needs an introduction before its evidence pages.

Inspect the first and last selected pages, then check the sequence between them. Export uses the selected order rather than silently restoring the original order.

Extraction copies the selected PDF pages. Existing text can remain selectable and source images are not downsampled as part of the page selection.

A smaller page set can be easier to review or pass to another tool, but the full source still has to satisfy the initial upload and loading limits.