Proof of address
Statements and bills usually have several pages, but the address is on the first one. Extract it and send only that page, without your transactions or balances.
Select the pages you need and create a new PDF document.
You'll see all the pages and can choose which ones to extract.
See the pages of your document and select only the ones you need.
The selected pages will be kept in a new PDF document.
Your files are processed temporarily and aren't stored permanently.
You're often asked for just one part of a long document: the first page of your bank statement as proof of address, the signature page of a contract, or a chapter of a manual. Sending the whole file shares too much information, is bigger, and forces the other person to hunt for what they need.
With SoloHazlo you load your PDF, see a thumbnail of each page, click the ones you want to keep and get a new PDF with just those. Your original document stays untouched.
Statements and bills usually have several pages, but the address is on the first one. Extract it and send only that page, without your transactions or balances.
When you're asked for "just the signed page" or a specific appendix of a contract, pull it out of the full document instead of scanning it again.
From a PDF book or manual, pull out the chapter you need to study or the section each team member is responsible for.
If a PDF is too big for a portal, removing pages you don't need often shrinks it more than any compression.
Select the document (up to 100 MB and 300 pages). You'll see a progress bar while the thumbnails are generated.
Tap or click each thumbnail to select it. At the top you'll see how many pages you've picked. Use "Select all" or "Clear selection" to go faster.
The button turns on as soon as you choose at least one page. A new PDF will be created with just your selection.
Download your new PDF. If you need a different combination of pages, use "Extract other pages" without leaving.
They're similar tools, but they solve different things:
Use Extract pages when you need some pages in a single file. For example: from a 30-page PDF, you want pages 1, 4 and 12 together in one document.
Use Split PDF when you need all the pages, but each in its own file. For example: a PDF with payslips for 15 people, so you can send each person theirs.
Combine pages from several documents. Extract what you need from each PDF separately and then combine them with Merge PDF. That way you build a packet with only the relevant pages.
Change the order afterwards. If you want the extracted pages in a different sequence, run the result through Organize PDF.
Check whether the page has too much data. Even if you only send one page, it may include information you don't want to share. In that case, use Redact PDF on the result.
You need to select at least one page. Click the thumbnails until the counter at the top shows your selection.
With long documents or high-resolution scans, generating the previews can take a little longer. Wait for the progress bar to finish.
You can use Split PDF to separate it and then combine with Merge PDF the pages you need.
The PDF may be password-protected or damaged. Open it on your computer to check and, if it has a password, unlock it first with the program that created it.
Your PDF is used to show you the thumbnails and to create the document with the pages you chose. Files sent to the server are deleted automatically shortly after processing. We don't look at the content of your documents or share them with third parties.
Your original file isn't changed: it keeps all its pages.
No. You can pick individual pages from anywhere in the document, for example 2, 5 and 8.
No. The pages are copied exactly as they are in the original, without recompressing text or images.
Yes. The thumbnails adapt to the screen and you just tap the pages you want to keep.
Up to 100 MB and 300 pages per document.
No. Extract pages is free and doesn't require an account. The site is supported by ads.