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This deletes the pages you name and rebuilds the document from the ones that remain. The surviving pages are copied without being re-encoded, so nothing about them changes except their numbering.

Reach for it when a document arrived with pages you do not want to pass on: a cover sheet from a fax, blank separators a scanner inserted, an internal appendix that should not go to a client, or duplicate pages a feeder pulled twice.

Cách hoạt động

1. Drop the PDF onto this page and wait for the page count to appear.
2. Type the pages to delete. Single numbers, ranges and the words odd, even and last all work, and they can be mixed.
3. Check the count of pages that will be removed, shown before you commit.
4. Press Remove pages.
5. The download starts by itself.

The range you type describes what goes away, not what stays. That sounds obvious, but it is the opposite of Extract pages, and it is worth being deliberate about which of the two you actually want - the same input produces opposite results in each.

Removing every page is refused rather than performed. A PDF with no pages is a file no reader will open, so instead of writing something broken the tool explains what happened.

The file usually shrinks by less than you expect. Removing a page removes its content stream, but shared resources such as fonts and a repeated letterhead stay behind if any surviving page still references them. If size is the goal, follow up with Compress PDF.

Bookmarks pointing at deleted pages are dropped, and anything nested beneath them is promoted rather than deleted with them, so removing a chapter opener does not silently take its sections away too.