Processed in browser
What “processed in browser” means
- Your file is never sent to a server.
- The work happens only in your browser's memory.
- Refreshing or closing the page discards the work in progress.
- Files you download stay on your device.
- Requests for ads and site resources are separate from your file — they never carry it.
Extract PDF Pages — Keep Only What You Need
When only one chapter of a 200-page report is relevant, sending the whole document hands over information nobody asked for. Extracting pulls out just the pages you choose into a new document.
Pages are copied into a new document inside your browser. The original file is untouched and nothing is sent to a server.
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You can type page numbers, click thumbnails, or mix both. Whatever order you enter them in, the result keeps the original page order, so the document never reads out of sequence.
How to use
- 1
Choose your PDF
Pick the document and page previews are generated. Those preview images live only on screen and are never saved.
- 2
Choose the pages to keep
Click thumbnails to select, or type ranges like 1-3,5,8-10 into the number field. Select-all and invert-selection make big changes quick.
- 3
Pick a format and download
Save the selection as a single PDF, or as one file per page delivered together in a ZIP.
Key features
Numbers and thumbnails together
Set the broad range by typing, then fine-tune the ambiguous pages by looking at the previews.
Invalid ranges caught early
Numbers beyond the document's length, or ranges that run backwards, are flagged before you press the button.
Original order preserved
Enter 8,1,5 and you still get 1, 5, 8. Use Organize Pages if you actually want a different order.
One file per page
When you save pages separately, the original page number goes into each filename so you can tell them apart later.
Limits of this tool
- This does not reorder pages. Use Organize Pages when the sequence needs to change.
- Bookmarks and internal links that pointed at pages you didn't keep will no longer resolve.
- Password-protected PDFs can't be read, so they can't be processed.
When to use it
Share only the relevant part
Pull the pages containing the clause in question out of a contract and send just those.
Split evidence apart
When several receipts are bundled into one PDF, separate them so each can be filed on its own.
Build a short excerpt
Take the handful of pages you'll actually present out of a long document.
How are your files handled?
Pages are copied into a new document inside your browser. The original file is untouched and nothing is sent to a server.
Selected files open only in your browser's memory, and results are handed straight to your device when you save. Close the tab and any remaining data is gone with it. See the Privacy Policy and File Retention Policy for details.