How do i save individual pages from a pdf file

Other Extraction Options

If you want to save more than one file as a new PDF, you can select multiple pages within the same mode of the Split tool. The pages will be placed in the order you pick them in the new file. The other option would be to save every single existing page as a single-page PDF. This option is of valuable use in specific situations, i.e., when you want to split 20 images into 20 separate files.

Where Does the Original File Go?

Your uploaded document is kept on our server for an hour, then it’s deleted. Within the hour, you can continue working on your file with a variety of our tools. Each time you apply a change and are taken to the result page, our smart algorithm will detect the most suitable tools to show you.

After you’ve extracted pages from your PDF file, you can convert it to Word, edit it, or even compress the file to an email-ready size. If the tool you want to use isn’t listed, you first have to download the new document, then upload it back to one of the 20 tools available on the Smallpdf homepage.

When sharing a multipage pdf file for proofing you might want to split it into single pages, so that you can review and approve (change label) each page individual.

Extracting pages with Adobe Acrobat Pro

1. Launch Adobe Acrobat Professional, and open the document whose pages you want to extract.

2. Click the Pages tab to the left of the Acrobat document window. The Pages panel is displayed, showing thumbnail images of the pages in the document. On the Document menu, point to click the Pages icon, then select "Extract Pages". Or click at the Tools Panel to the right and select "Extract". The Extract Pages' dialog box is displayed.

3. Set the page range. If the page range showing in the Extract Pages dialog is not correct, enter the correct page range of the pages you want to extract. Remember to check "Extract Pages As Separate Files" to create a new file for every page you're extracting. Click OK and choose a destination folder for the extracted files.

4. You're done and can now upload the pdf files to Filecamp, and invite your stakeholders to review, comment and approve each page.

Notice: You need Acrobat Professional to extract pages from a pdf file. If you haven't got Acrobat Professional there many free online alternatives e.g. Adobe Extract PDF pages, Smallpdf and ILovePDF.

Extract a Document Page

Using the Extract Pages feature, pages are copied and saved as a new PDF document. You can extract one page at a time or multiple pages within a range. This feature does not allow you to select a range of pages to export each page as an individual PDF document.

1. 
    Open your PDF document.
2. Right-click in the PDF, and select Extract Pages... from the right-click menu.
   Note: This option is not available in Edit Mode. Click the 
   
    - OR - 
   
    icon  in the toolbar to switch to a compatible mode.


3. Within the Extract Pages dialogue box, select the page(s) to extract using the
   
   radio buttons provided. You can choose to extract the Current Page (the default setting), or Pages within a range.
4. Click OK when you have finished making your selections.

   Note: Extracting pages does not change the original document.

5. Within the Save PDF document as dialogue box, enter a name and select Save to create the new PDF file. The new PDF will not automatically open. Repeat the above steps for any additional extractions that you would like to make.

How do I extract specific pages from a PDF?