Pull just the pages you need from a PDF
Ranges like 1-3, 7, 10- become a new PDF in the order you list them. The original stays whole.
Runs in your browser. Your file never leaves your computer.
- InputRanges: 1-3, 7, 10-
- OrderExactly as you list it
- PagesOriginals, not re-renders
- SourceRead locally, unchanged
Sending a 90-page contract when someone needs the signature pages wastes everyone's attention. Page extraction builds a new PDF from exactly the pages you list, ranges and single pages mixed, in the order you write them, so 7, 1-3 puts page seven first. Extracted pages carry their original text, images and links. The source document is only read. For contracts, filings and reports, the reading happens in your browser and nowhere else.
Questions
How do the range expressions work?
Comma-separated pieces: 1-3 is a range, 7 a single page, 10- means from ten to the end. The new PDF follows your listed order.
Can I duplicate a page by listing it twice?
Yes, each mention adds the page again, which suits building custom assemblies.
Local processing?
Yes, the document never leaves the browser.
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- PDF to DOCXThe text layer rebuilt as an editable Word document. Honest limits: columns are best effort, scans need OCR.
- PDF to MarkdownThe text layer as structured plain text: headings and lists recovered where the layout permits.
- PDF to TXTThe text layer, page after page, with no markup at all: the rawest useful form of a document.
- PDF to PNGEvery page rendered at the resolution you pick, delivered together as a ZIP. Scans welcome here.
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