Select pages in a thumbnail grid and remove them with one click. No upload.
Rendering pages...
Click selects a page, Ctrl-click adds, Shift-click marks a range. "Delete" removes the selection.
Running locally on your device ...
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Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
Blank back pages, a duplicate scan, or a page with private details - often a PDF just needs something removed. Drop the PDF and you immediately see a grid with one thumbnail per page: click the pages you want gone and confirm with "Delete" - the rest stays in order.
Mark several pages at once via multi-select: a click selects one page, Ctrl-click adds individual ones, Shift-click marks a whole range. "Delete" then removes the entire selection in one step.
Removing pages is often also data minimization: before you forward a contract, internal costing sheets go; before printing, blank separator sheets that only waste paper disappear. The tool reassembles the document solely from the kept pages, while bookmarks or references to deleted spots may naturally point nowhere - so briefly review the result before sharing.
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| Output format | |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: The grid is for selection and deletion; at least one page must remain. Open password-protected PDFs first with "Unlock PDF".
No, the grid and the deleting happen entirely locally in the browser.
Ctrl-click adds individual pages to the selection, Shift-click marks a whole range.
Yes, use the "Extract PDF pages" tool - the same selection, but the inverse effect.
Yes, they are carried over losslessly and in order.
That is not possible - at least one page must remain.