PDF Page Remover

Delete unwanted pages from a PDF, list the pages to drop (for example 2, 5-6) and download a new file with everything else kept in its original order. Edited in your browser; nothing is ever uploaded.

List the pages to delete. Everything else is kept in its original order and downloaded as a new PDF.

How it works

The pages you list are dropped and the remaining pages are copied into a new document with the pdf-lib engine, keeping their original order and content.

Your PDF is edited entirely in your browser, nothing is ever uploaded.

What this does

A PDF page remover deletes unwanted pages and keeps everything else in its original order.

How to use it

  1. Open your PDF.
  2. List the pages to drop, e.g. 2, 5-6.
  3. Build the trimmed PDF.
  4. Download the result.

How it works

A new PDF is created without the listed pages, in your browser so nothing is uploaded. At least one page must remain.

Understanding your result

The kept pages stay in their original order, but anything that referenced a deleted page, bookmarks, a contents list, or internal links, will now break or point to the wrong place, so check cross-references afterwards. Removal builds a fresh file rather than editing in place, so keep the original if there is any chance you will need a removed page back.

Example

Removing 2, 5-6 from an 8-page file leaves five pages.

Sources & methodology

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Frequently asked questions

How do I choose pages to delete?

List the page numbers and ranges to remove, separated by commas, for example 2, 5-6. Every other page is kept in its original order.

Can I remove every page?

No, at least one page must remain, so the tool stops you from emptying the document entirely.

Does it alter my original file?

No. A new PDF is created for download and the file you opened is never changed.

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. Everything is calculated locally in your browser.