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Trim · Remove · Keep the rest

Delete pages
from a PDF,
in the browser.

Drop a PDF, name the pages you don't want, and get a clean file back with the rest intact. Done on your device with pdf-lib — the file is never uploaded. No signup, no watermark.

Page remover Ready

— Never uploaded

Pages are removed in your tab. Whatever's in the document stays on your device.

— Ranges welcome

Delete a single page or a whole range — 2, 5-7 works exactly as you'd expect.

— Original untouched

The tool writes a new PDF. Your source file is never modified.

The private way to remove PDF pages

Blank scanner pages, a cover sheet, a duplicated page, an internal note you don't want to share — plenty of reasons to trim a PDF. Most online tools upload the whole document to do it. This one uses pdf-lib to rebuild the PDF without the pages you name, entirely inside your browser tab. Nothing is sent anywhere.

How to enter pages

Type the pages to remove as numbers and ranges separated by commas — for example 1, 4, 9-12. Everything you don't list is kept, in its original order. The page count of your loaded file is shown so you always know the valid range.

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Want to keep only a few pages instead? Split PDF extracts ranges into their own files. Need to add pages back? Merge PDF stitches documents together.

Frequently asked

Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?

No. Pages are removed by pdf-lib inside your browser tab. The file never leaves your device, and it works with Wi-Fi off after the page loads.

How do I choose which pages to delete?

Enter page numbers and ranges separated by commas, like 2, 5-7. Those pages are removed and the rest are kept in order.

Can I delete pages from an encrypted PDF?

Only if it has no open password. Remove the password first, then delete pages.

Can I undo it?

Your original file is untouched — the tool builds a new PDF. Keep the original until you're happy with the result.

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