Delete PDF Pages
See every page of a PDF as a thumbnail, then drag to reorder, delete with undo and rotate single pages — and save the result locally in the browser.
Processed entirely in your browser — nothing you enter here is ever uploaded.
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About this tool
This page opens the PDF page organizer focused on removing pages: drop your file, and every page appears as a thumbnail with a ✕ button. Click it on blank scans, duplicated sheets or confidential pages you don't want to pass on, and they disappear from the layout immediately.
Deleting visually beats typing page numbers: you see exactly which page goes before it goes. Clicked ✕ on the wrong thumbnail? The undo button restores the last removed page to its place — press it repeatedly to walk the whole deletion history back. The page counter under the file name always shows how many pages the source document has.
When only the pages you need remain, press the save button: pdf-lib copies the surviving pages into a fresh document and your browser downloads it with _organized added to the name. Nothing is uploaded anywhere — removal of sensitive pages happens entirely on your machine, which is rather the point when the pages are sensitive.
Example. A PDF is shown as thumbnails, and dragging page 3 in front of page 1 then saving writes a new PDF in the dragged order.
Limit. Documents with more than 100 pages are refused, and delete can be undone only while the removed pages are still held in the undo stack.