Picking pages to delete
Every page is shown as a small picture. Tap one to mark it for removal; it gets a red cross, and tapping again keeps it. If you already know the numbers, type them in “Pages to remove” instead: single pages and ranges separated by commas, such as 1, 4, 9-12. The picture grid follows what you type, and the counter tells you how many pages will go before you press the button.
Pages are drawn only when they scroll into view, so even a long PDF opens quickly, and the pictures are big enough to spot blank pages, cover sheets and adverts. Press “Clear” to unmark everything and start the selection again.
What you get
The new file, named like invoice-edited.pdf, keeps all the other pages in their original order. Nothing is re-compressed, so text stays selectable and images keep their quality. A PDF must have at least one page, so the tool won’t let you remove every page. The message after saving tells you how many pages the new file has.
Removing pages vs splitting
Removing is quickest when you want to drop a few pages and keep the rest. If you want to keep only a few pages, or turn one file into several, Split PDF is the better fit. To fix pages that are sideways or upside down rather than deleting them, use Rotate PDF.
Sharing documents safely
Before sending a bank statement, payslip or ID scan, it’s worth removing pages that hold details the other person doesn’t need. Keep in mind that removing a page takes it out of the file completely, but it doesn’t hide information on the pages you keep; anything visible on those pages is still shared. Your file is opened and processed in your browser, so it is never uploaded to a server.