How this PDF page remover works
Upload a PDF and click the thumbnail of every page you want to delete — they are highlighted in orange with a ✕ mark. You can also enter a page range to mark several pages at once. When you click Remove pages, pdf-lib copies all the non-deleted pages into a new PDF in the original order and gives you a download link. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
When would you use this?
- Removing cover pages or back pages — Many downloaded PDFs include cover sheets, terms, or blank pages you do not need. Remove them before sharing or printing.
- Stripping confidential pages — Remove pages containing sensitive information before sending a document to someone who should only see part of it.
- Cleaning up a scanned document — Remove accidentally scanned blank pages or separator sheets from a multi-page scan.
- Trimming a report before sharing — Remove internal appendices or raw data pages before sending a report to a client.
- Removing duplicate pages — Some PDF exports create duplicate pages. Mark and delete the duplicates here.
Can I undo a deletion?
The tool only generates a new PDF — it never modifies your original file. If you need to undo, simply upload the original file again and start fresh.
What happens if I mark all pages for deletion?
You cannot remove all pages — at least one page must remain. The tool will warn you if you try to proceed with all pages selected.
Does removing pages change the quality of the remaining pages?
No — remaining pages are copied as-is. There is no re-encoding or quality loss.
Do you store or see my document?
No. Everything happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your PDF is never uploaded anywhere.