Delete Pages from a PDF

No. Page removal runs entirely in your browser with pdf-lib, and the thumbnails are rendered locally too. The PDF never leaves your device, so confidential documents stay private.

The simplest way is to click the page thumbnails you want to drop. If previews are unavailable, type page numbers and ranges separated by commas, such as 2, 4-6, where pages are counted from 1.

Ranges are inclusive, so 4-6 covers pages 4, 5 and 6. A reversed range like 6-4 is normalized to the same pages, and numbers outside the document, such as 99 in a 10-page file, are ignored.

No. A PDF must keep at least one page, so if your selection would remove them all the tool shows a warning and the Delete and download button stays disabled until one page would remain.

No. The kept pages are copied as-is into a new PDF, so their text, images and vector graphics are untouched and there is no re-compression or quality loss.

The tool inserts an -edited suffix before the extension, so report.pdf downloads as report-edited.pdf. Your original file on disk is never modified.

If the PDF opens without a password in your normal viewer, it will work here. Documents that demand a password to open cannot be read, and the tool reports that it could not load the file.

Some PDFs, especially very large or unusually encoded ones, will not rasterize into thumbnails. When that happens the tool falls back to the text box so you can still delete pages by number.

This tool is built to remove pages, so you delete the ones you do not want. To pull out a small set of pages into their own file, the Split PDF tool is a better fit.