If unchecked, the pages will simply be extracted into a new PDF when you click the “OK” button. Then select what to do with these pages by checking the desired checkbox options: “Delete Pages After Extracting” and “Extract Pages As Separate Files.” If you choose the “Extract Pages As Separate Files” checkbox and click “OK,” the “Browse For Folder” dialog box launches and prompts you to select a destination folder for the new files. You cannot extract non-adjacent pages at one time in Acrobat. Note that the extracted pages must be adjacent within the PDF.
If needed, enter the page range to extract by typing page numbers into the “From:” and “To” text boxes. Notice how selecting the thumbnails before opening this dialog box allows the dialog box to automatically select the pages to extract. Click the “Options” button in the toolbar at the top of the Page Thumbnails panel and choose “Extract Pages…” from the drop-down to open the “Extract Pages” dialog box.
To extract pages from a PDF, open a PDF that contains the pages to extract and use the Page Thumbnails panel to select the page or pages to extract. While combining PDF pages is a useful skill, you should also learn how to extract and replace PDF pages so you can more selectively edit sections of content within multiple PDFs.
You can extract and replace PDF pages to make editing changes to existing PDFs. Learning how to extract and replace PDF pages is an important skill to master when learning Acrobat. For example, extracting pages from a PDF is useful if you want to email somebody just one or two pages from a PDF. Using Acrobat, you can easily extract and replace PDF pages to extract pages from a PDF or to replace one page with another in a PDF.
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