What is Page selection expression?
A compact list like 1-3,5 names the pages to keep, in your order, repeats included. Pages count from 1 to the document’s page count.
Save selected PDF pages as a new file
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Enter an expression like 3,1-2,1. Your order is kept and repeats are allowed, up to 200 output pages.
Build the new PDF from just those pages — processed entirely on your device.
Add your PDF, type the pages to keep — like 1-3,5 — and extract. A new PDF containing exactly those pages downloads straight away.
Yes. Pages are copied in the order you type and repeats are kept: 3,1-2,1 produces pages 3, 1, 2, 1 — up to 200 pages of output.
Yes. Extraction keeps the pages you list; removal keeps everything except the pages you list. Use whichever matches the file you want.
Yes. Page contents, rotation and page boxes are copied unchanged — nothing is re-compressed or re-laid-out.
Document-level bookmarks and interactive form fields may not survive extraction. The copied pages themselves stay exactly as they were.
No digital signature validity is guaranteed after extraction — modifying a PDF can invalidate existing signatures.
Here is what each format is for, and when converting selected PDF pages pulled into a new file is the right move.
What is Page selection expression?
A compact list like 1-3,5 names the pages to keep, in your order, repeats included. Pages count from 1 to the document’s page count.
What is Extracted PDF?
A new file holding only the pages you chose — content, rotation and page boxes copied untouched, in the sequence you specified.
When you need it
Extract when you need a hand-picked subset — one chapter, a few exhibits, a reordered selection — without touching the original. Because output can repeat pages, it also doubles as a quick way to duplicate a page inside a new file.