PDF Page Remover

Delete 1 page(s); keep 3 page(s).

How it works

• Read the document's page tree.
• Resolve which pages to remove and compute the remaining pages in order.
• Copy the remaining pages into a fresh PDF; refuse to produce a zero-page file.

• Nothing is uploaded; the rewrite runs in your browser.

Methodology

1. Parse the page selection and validate each page against the real page count.
2. Compute the complement of the selection, preserving the original page order.
3. Copy the remaining pages into a fresh PDF; a zero-page result is refused with a named finding.

Usage

1. Choose or drop a PDF.
2. Enter the pages to delete, e.g. 1 or 2-3.
3. Run the deletion and download the remaining pages.

Examples

These are examples, not current values: they use fixed inputs, while the interactive tool computes live results in your browser.

Delete page 1 from a 4-page PDF

{
  "pageCount": 4,
  "selection": "1",
  "baseName": "report"
}

Delete pages 2-3 from a 4-page PDF

{
  "pageCount": 4,
  "selection": "2-3",
  "baseName": "report"
}

Limitations

Keep the rest, in order

The remover copies every page you did not select into a fresh valid PDF, preserving the original order.

It refuses to write a zero-page file, so you always end up with a usable document.