Delete PDF Pages

PDFTools shows every page as a thumbnail, so you can see what you are removing before you commit. Click or tap a page and choose Remove, or use Select all and then untick the pages you want to keep. Removed pages do not vanish immediately; they stay on screen in a dimmed state with an Undo button, so a mistake is one click away from being fixed. If you removed several pages and changed your mind, Restore all brings them back in one go.

Nothing is written to the PDF until you press the action button. That means you can experiment freely — remove a page, undo it, remove a different set, restore everything — and the original file on your device never changes. The only thing that matters at the end is which pages are still active when you download.

The tool will not let you remove every page, because a PDF must contain at least one. If every thumbnail is marked for removal, the action button is disabled and a clear message tells you to keep at least one page. Once you are happy with the selection, PDFTools builds a new PDF containing only the kept pages and leaves the original untouched, so you can always go back to the starting file if you need it.

Kept pages are copied directly into the new document using pdf-lib, not flattened into pictures. Text stays selectable, vector graphics stay sharp, and fonts and links travel with their pages. The entire job runs in your browser, so the file is never uploaded, stored, or seen by any server, and no account or email address is required.