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Want to extract only one page from a multi-page PDF file? This is easy to do in the free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. While Adobe Acrobat Pro comes with a powerful tool for extracting and managing pages, the free version of Reader can also extract individual pages by “printing” these pages into new PDF documents. This wikiHow teaches you how to save specific pages from PDF files on both the free Adobe Reader and Acrobat Pro.
Steps
Using Adobe Acrobat Reader (free version)
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Open Acrobat Reader DC. If you have Reader installed on your PC or Mac, you’ll find the software in the Windows Start menu or the Applications folder on Mac.
- If you haven’t downloaded Reader yet, go to https://get.adobe.com/reader, uncheck the suggested options, and then click Download Acrobat Reader to install the software.
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Open the PDF file in Reader. It’s very simple, you just need to click the File menu, select Open and then click Open to view.
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Enable Page Thumbnails. If the left side of the Reader window has a frame showing previews of each page in the document, you can continue to the next step. Otherwise, follow these steps to enable thumbnails:
- Click the View menu. [1] X Research Source
- Select the Show/Hide menu.
- Select Navigation Panes .
- Select Page Thumbnails .
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Select one or more pages that you want to extract. To do this, you just need to click on the page in the frame containing the thumbnails located on the left to select.
- If you want to extract multiple pages, you need to hold down the Contrp (PC) or Command (Mac) key simultaneously while clicking on each page.
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Click the File menu and choose Print . This menu item is located in the upper-left corner of the screen (Mac) or the Reader application window (PC). [2] X Research Source
- The Print window opens with a preview of the pages you selected.
- You’ll see “Selected Pages” (PC) or “From” (Mac) highlighted, and the only page selected will be the one you selected.
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Choose the option to print or save as PDF. Now after saving the pages to be extracted:
- Select Microsoft Print to PDF as the printer (on PC).
- Or if you’re using a Mac, you’ll need to click the PDF drop-down menu in the lower-left corner of the print window and select Save as PDF . [3] X Research Source Then enter a name for the new PDF file you want to save.
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Click Print (PC) or Save (Mac). If you use a Mac, by this step, the new PDF file has been saved. On Windows, you need to take an extra step to save the selected pages.
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Name the file and click Save or OK . The pages you extracted will be saved as a new PDF file.
Using Adobe Acrobat Pro
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Open Adobe Acrobat Pro. If you have signed up for the paid version of Adobe Acrobat, you can use the Organize tool to extract pages from PDF files. The Acrobat Pro software will be in the Windows Start menu or the Applications folder of your Mac.
- You can also download Acrobat Pro from https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/acrobat-pro.html.
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Open the PDF file in Reader. You can double-click the file in the Acrobat Home tab to open the PDF file, or click the File menu and select Open to browse and open the file.
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Click the Tops menu near the top of the Acrobat Pro window. [4] X Research Sources
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Click Organize Pages . This icon is green with a vertical rectangle overlapping a horizontal rectangle. If you can’t find it, you need to click the More option at the bottom to show additional icons.
- Once selected, a second toolbar will appear at the top of the Acrobat window with a blue “Extract” button.
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Click the Extract button located in the toolbar at the top right of Acrobat.
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Enter the number of pages you want to extract. If you want to save multiple pages in a new file, you can separate the page numbers by commas as follows: 1, 15, 22 .
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Check the box “Extract Pages As Separate Files”. This option is on the Extract Pages window. When you check this option, the newly created document will only include the pages you select.
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Click the OK button. A new PDF file containing the pages you extracted will be created.
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Save the new PDF file. Now that you have a PDF file that includes the pages you want, click the File menu and choose Save As… to name and save the new file.
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