Delete Pages from PDF
Remove and reorder pages. Select, delete, drag to reorder — download the new PDF. Offline.
How it works
Drop a PDF and every page appears as a tile with a keep checkbox and its position number. Untick a page to drop it. Drag tiles to change the order of the pages you are keeping — deleting and reordering are the same operation here, because both are just a decision about which pages go into the new document and in what sequence.
What it will not let you do
You cannot delete every page. Untick the last remaining one and the box ticks itself back with a message, because a PDF with no pages is not a file anyone wants. Reset restores the original selection and order in one click, which is usually faster than undoing a dozen tiles by hand.
Limits
The pages you keep are copied into a fresh document, so the bookmark tree does not survive and interactive form fields may stop working — the same trade-off as merging. Page content, images and text are untouched. Encrypted or password-protected PDFs are refused, and document size is bounded by browser memory rather than an upload cap.
Why it runs in your browser
Deleting a page is often the whole reason a document is sensitive: you are removing the salary column, the wrong patient, the page with someone else’s address. pdf-lib rebuilds the file locally in JavaScript, so the version containing the page you wanted gone never travels anywhere and never sits in anyone’s upload folder.