Click thumbnails to mark pages for deletion, or drag them to move them.
Save back to your computer when it looks right.
Your file never leaves this computer
This one runs inside your browser. The file is read into browser memory, processed there, and saved straight back to your disk — nothing is uploaded, and our servers never see it. Close the tab and nothing is left.
Want to check for yourself? Disconnect from the network first — this tool still works.
What it does — and what it doesn't
Deleted pages are really removed, not hidden. Their content is not in the file you save.
Bookmarks pointing at deleted pages break. Rebuild them with PDF bookmarks afterwards if the document has a table of contents.
Form fields and annotations travel with the page they sit on — delete the page and they go too.
Encrypted PDFs have to be unlocked first.
Common questions
Can I undo a mistake?
Before you save, yes — and your original file on disk was never touched. After saving, the saved file is what you have, so save as a new file rather than overwriting.
Can I pull some pages out into a new file?
Yes — select them and use Extract selected pages. The original is left alone, and it is all local.
Will a few hundred pages be slow?
Thumbnails are generated as you scroll. A very large file takes a moment to load the first time — but it is still never uploaded.
