Save a certificate, chapter, or appendix as its own PDF
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Extract Pages online
Select pages or a range from a PDF and save them as a separate document without deleting anything from the original file. A practical use case is to save a certificate, chapter, or appendix as its own PDF.
Before processing, check the first and last selected pages when printed numbering differs from file numbering. After downloading, open the new PDF and confirm it contains every selected page and no others.
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Why it is useful
- ✓Pick only the pages you need.
- ✓Works in the browser without installing software.
- ✓The source document stays untouched.
How to use it
Step 1
Upload the source PDF and wait for every page to appear.
Step 2
Select the pages and configure the available options.
Step 3
Run the operation and wait for the output file.
Step 4
Download the result; open the new PDF and confirm it contains every selected page and no others.
When to use it
Check the first and last selected pages when printed numbering differs from file numbering
Open the new PDF and confirm it contains every selected page and no others
Continue the document workflow with the related PDF tools
What to check before sharing
- Check the numbers of the selected pages.
- The page order in the result follows your selection.
Frequently asked questions
A practical use case is to save a certificate, chapter, or appendix as its own PDF.
Before processing, check the first and last selected pages when printed numbering differs from file numbering.
After downloading, open the new PDF and confirm it contains every selected page and no others.
No. The operation produces a new output file, while your original remains unchanged.
After checking the output, use a related tool to compress, protect, or otherwise prepare the new PDF for delivery.
FAQ
Answers to common questions about iHatePDF: whether registration is required, how files are processed, where to check limits, and whether it's safe to upload documents.
Limits
iHatePDF limits depend on the selected tool, current service configuration, and plan. Current values are shown in the upload interface. Formats: PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML.
Security
How ihatepdf.pro handles your files: temporary processing, automatic deletion after processing, no AI model training.
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