Extract pages from a PDF
Select just the pages you need — a chapter, an exhibit, a single page — and save them as their own standalone PDF.
Three steps, no learning curve
No accounts, no installs — everything happens in the tab you already have open.
Add your file
Drag a file into the box above, or click to browse. It loads instantly — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Set your options
Pull specific pages into a brand-new PDF.
Download the result
Your finished file is ready in seconds, generated locally and yours to save or share.
Pull out exactly the pages someone actually needs
Sending an entire 80-page report when someone only needs the three-page exhibit is a common, avoidable friction point. Folia's extract tool shows every page as a thumbnail — click to select the ones you want, and everything else is left out of the new file entirely. It's the inverse of the delete tool: instead of marking what to remove, you mark what to keep.
Useful for pulling a single signed page out of a longer contract, isolating one chapter to share for review, or lifting an exhibit out of a legal filing without sending the whole document.
- Click-to-select visual page picker
- Select all or none in one click
- Keeps original page quality and formatting
- Great for exhibits, chapters, or single-page pulls
Frequently asked questions
Do extracted pages keep their original quality?
Yes — pages are copied directly from the source file, not re-rendered, so quality and formatting are identical.
Can I extract pages that aren't next to each other?
Yes — select any combination of pages regardless of their position in the original document.
What order will the extracted pages be in?
They keep their original document order in the new file.
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