Upload a PDF, click any page thumbnail to mark it for deletion, then download the cleaned version. Everything runs in your browser — your files never leave your device.
Remove PDF Pages lets you delete unwanted pages from a PDF and download a clean copy — right in your browser, with no sign-up, watermark, or upload to any server. Open a file, see every page as a thumbnail, click the ones you want gone, and save.
Because every page renders as a visual thumbnail, you delete by sight instead of guessing page numbers. People use it to:
Everything runs 100% in-browser using PDF.js and pdf-lib — nothing is uploaded, so your document never leaves your device and the original file on disk is never modified.
Click any page thumbnail to mark it for deletion — it turns red with a REMOVE badge. Click it again to unmark. You select pages visually, so there is no need to type page numbers.
Yes. Click each page you want gone and they all stay marked, so you can remove a whole run of pages or scattered pages in one save. The toolbar shows how many are marked and how many will be kept.
Yes. Every page is rendered as a thumbnail when you open the file, so you can see exactly what each page contains before marking it for removal.
Not from the saved file itself — but your original file on disk is never modified. Just re-upload it to start over. Before saving, you can also click any marked page again to unmark it.
No. Kept pages are copied at the PDF structure level — no re-encoding or re-rendering. Fonts, text searchability, and image quality are preserved exactly.
The kept pages and their visible content are copied faithfully. Document-level bookmarks (outline) may not carry over, so check the outline if you rely on it heavily.
Completely. Everything runs in your browser — your PDF is never uploaded to any server and never leaves your device.