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April 14, 2019
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Why can't I extract pages from a PDF in a browser?

  • April 14, 2019
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I would like to extract pages from a PDF-file in my browser. The only options I have is to insert pages or to rotate them.

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Yes, according to How to Organize pages in a PDF online you can rotate, delete, move or renumber pages only (I don't know what it means by "renumber").

To extract a copy of a PDF with only certain pages, use Acrobat, or make a copy of the file, then delete the pages you do not want in the copy.

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try67
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April 15, 2019

One workaround would be to delete the pages you don't want to have and then save the file under a new name.

That will become a bit tedious if you want to extract each page from a 100-page file, though. If you need such editing capabilities then getting Acrobat is really the best solution.

Participant
April 15, 2019

I agree. I have the Adobe Acrobat Pro version but it would nevertheless be nice to have this feature in the browser application ass well.

Legend
April 14, 2019

Yes you can do it in Adobe Acrobat easily. Would be nice to see more features in the online service.

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Legend
April 14, 2019

Yes, according to How to Organize pages in a PDF online you can rotate, delete, move or renumber pages only (I don't know what it means by "renumber").

To extract a copy of a PDF with only certain pages, use Acrobat, or make a copy of the file, then delete the pages you do not want in the copy.

Participant
April 14, 2019

Hi, thank you for your answer.

If you have a PDF with many pages and you only want to extract a few that is quite cumbersome. Adobe should make this function possible. In free PDF-editors you can do that very easily...