EZPZ FileRemove blank pages, cover sheets or filler you do not need. Or flip it around and keep only the pages you do.
No upload
Drop a PDF here
Pick one file and its page count is read. The file is not sent anywhere.
Previews of every page appear in order.
Click the previews. Select as many as you like.
The default is "delete selected pages". Tick the box to invert it and keep only what you selected.
Dropping 2 pages out of 30 is quickest by selecting those two and deleting. But if you only need 3 pages out of 30, selecting 3 and switching to "keep only selected" beats selecting 27.
Either way the result is a new file and your original is untouched.
Removing pages can leave internal links and bookmarks pointing at the wrong place. If those matter in your document, open the result once and check.
Text, images and formatting are carried over from the original data, so none of that is damaged.
No. A PDF with no pages is not a valid file, so selecting all of them locks the button.
Your original file was never modified. Fix the selection and run it again. If you already saved the result, just delete that.
Not automatically yet. Blank pages stand out clearly in the previews, so click to select them.
If images used only by the deleted pages go with them, yes. But if size is the goal, the compress tool is more reliable.
This covers removing pages you do not need and putting scanned pages back in order, whether the whole file came out backwards or the odd and even pages landed in two separate runs. It also explains why Acrobat Reader will not do it and what you lose if you print to PDF instead.
They asked for one page of your bank statement, or one semester of your marksheet. Sending the whole PDF hands over everything else too. Here is how to send only the pages needed, and how to check the rest is really gone.
Your e-Aadhaar, bank statement or payslip opens with a password box. Here is where that password comes from, the official e-Aadhaar format, and when it makes sense to lock a PDF of your own.