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.

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.

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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.