Have you ever needed to save or send only one page of a PDF document?
Sending one page of a PDF online can be a hassle. Either you have to send the whole PDF, or you’re struggling to figure out how to send just a specific page of the document.
Fortunately, with the right tools and methods, you can send any page from a PDF you want!
We’ll show you how to save a specific PDF page, so you can send exactly the page you need.
Sending only one page of a PDF involves two things:
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There are multiple ways to send only one page of a PDF. We’re going to focus on the most common methods, so that they’ll work on almost any desktop device.
Pick the one that works best for you.
1. Open the PDF in Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or a different browser.
2. Press the Print button.
3. Set the Printer to Save as PDF or Microsoft Print to PDF (Edge only), the Pages to custom, then enter the Page you want to save.
5. Press Print.
4. Name your new PDF file, then press Save.
You now have the page you want to send. You can attach it to your email, or send it by your preferred delivery method.
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1. Open the PDF in PDF Pro.
2. Press the Create tab.
3. Press the Split file button.
4. Specify the page you want to send, and the name of your new PDF file.
5. Uncheck the Remove pages from source document checkbox to preserve the original PDF document, then press Split.
You now have your desired page that you wanted to send. You can attach it to your email, or whatever delivery method you like.
If you already have a subscription to the premium version of Acrobat DC, you can use it to extract a single PDF page to send. Please note: this method won’t work on free trial versions of adobe.
1. Open the PDF with Adobe Acrobat DC.
2. Press Tools.
3. Press Organize Pages.
4. Press Select a file button.
5. In the dialog box, select and Open the desired PDF.
6. Click Extract, in the top menu.
7. Specify the page you want to extract.
8. Press File.
9. Press Save as, and select a new name and location for your new PDF file.
Windows has a built-in Snipping Tool (also called the Snip & Sketch tool in Windows 10) that you can use to screenshot and save a single PDF page.
1. Open the desired PDF in your preferred PDF-viewing program.
2. Scroll to the page that you want to save and send. (Zoom out, if necessary, to see the whole page).
3. Press [Windows key] + [shift] + [s] to open the Snipping Tool (called Snip & Sketch tool in Windows 10). Alternatively, you can press the [Windows key], type “snip”, and press the Snipping tool.
4. The computer screen will dim, and your mouse cursor will turn into a crosshair (+). Use your mouse to highlight the page you want to send.
5. Click on the image thumbnail that pops up in the bottom right corner.
6. Press the Save button.
7. Name and select a location for your new file, then press Save.
If you’re a Mac user, you already have a free built-in PDF editor that you can use to extract and send a single PDF page.
1. Open the PDF in Preview.
2. Press File.
3. Press Print.
4. Specify the page you want to save.
5. Press PDF.
6. Select Save As PDF.
7. Select the location for your new file.
8. Click Save.
A few of the most common reasons to save a single PDF page include:
PDFs are great because they preserve the contents of the document, and are able to be viewed on almost any device.
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