Visual page picker
Thumbnails render as you scroll. Tap to mark a page for deletion, or use All, Odd, Even and Invert for the common jobs.
Throw out the pages you don't need
Open a PDF, tap the pages you want gone, and download what is left. The rest of the file is untouched — same text, same quality — and your document never leaves your device.
Nothing leaves your device
Pick pages visually
Remove or keep only
Quality untouched
1 Open a PDF
Stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Drop a PDF here, or click to browse
Up to 100 MB · encrypted PDFs will ask for the password
Tap the pages to delete
Typing updates the sheet, and tapping pages updates this box.
2 What happens to your picks
Switch this and the same selection does the opposite.
0Pages kept
0Pages deleted
Your trimmed PDF appears here, ready to download.
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Why this one
See the page before you delete it
Page numbers lie — the printed number rarely matches the PDF's own numbering. Here every page is on screen, so you delete the blank scan and the duplicate cover by looking at them.
Delete or keep only
Pulling three pages out of a 200-page report? Flip the switch to Keep only selected and mark the three you want instead.
Nothing is re-compressed
The surviving pages are carried over exactly as they were. Text stays selectable, images stay sharp, and the file is not rasterised.
Your document stays put
The PDF is read and rewritten inside the browser tab. Nothing is transmitted, so contracts and statements never touch a server.
Keep going without re-uploading
After a trim you can load the result straight back in and cut again, so you can work down to the exact pages you wanted.
Handles big documents
Thumbnails load only when scrolled into view, so a 500-page file opens without freezing the tab.
How to use it
Three steps
Open the PDF
Drag it in or browse for it. Page thumbnails appear straight away.
Mark the pages
Tap the pages you want gone, or type them as 1, 3-5, 8. They turn red so you can check before you commit.
Delete and download
Press the button and save the trimmed PDF. The original file on your disk is never changed.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The file is read and rewritten entirely inside your browser tab. Nothing is transmitted, which is also why the tool keeps working if your connection drops after the page has loaded.
Does my original file change?
No. A new PDF is built and offered as a download; the file on your disk stays exactly as it was. Save the result under a new name if you want to keep both.
Will the quality drop?
No. Pages are not converted to images or re-compressed — the ones you keep are carried across as they are, so text stays selectable and searchable and images keep their original resolution.
Can I delete every page?
No, a PDF needs at least one page to be valid, so the button stays off until at least one page is left standing.
Will the file get smaller?
Usually, but not always in proportion. Removing ten heavy scanned pages saves a lot; removing ten pages of plain text from a file whose bulk is embedded fonts saves very little, because those fonts are shared by the pages that remain.
What about bookmarks, links and form fields?
They are kept, but anything that pointed at a deleted page has nowhere left to go — those bookmarks and internal links will stop working. Page numbering in the viewer also shifts up, as you would expect.
Can it edit password-protected PDFs?
You can open one and view the thumbnails by entering the password, but a file with real encryption usually cannot be rewritten here. Remove the password in your PDF reader first, then come back. A PDF that only restricts printing or copying will edit normally.