Extract Pages from a PDF on Your Mac

Extract Pages lets you pick the pages you need from a PDF and save them as a new document. Turn on Separate files to get one PDF per selected page. The original PDF is not changed.

One-time purchase · macOS 15 or later

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How to use Extract Pages

  1. Open Extract Pages and drop in a PDF.

  2. Select the pages you want.

  3. Turn on Separate files if you want one file per page.

  4. Click Extract.

Questions about Extract Pages

How do I save one page of a PDF on Mac?

Drop the PDF into Extract Pages, select that page and click Extract. You get a new PDF with just that page.

Can I extract pages into separate files?

Yes. Turn on Separate files and each selected page is saved as its own PDF.

What is the difference between Extract Pages and Split PDF?

Extract Pages saves pages you choose by hand. Split PDF cuts the whole document into single pages, every few pages or typed ranges.

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