Remove Pages

Remove Pages deletes the exact pages you specify from a PDF and hands back one edited copy of that same document, instead of exporting the rest into new files the way other page-editing tools do. List the page numbers you want gone, separated by commas — like 2, 5, 9 — and they don't need to sit next to each other or be typed in any particular order; DocShift works out which ones to drop either way, and repeats in your list simply get ignored. Because the surviving pages are never re-rendered, their content stays exactly as it was: the same headers, footers, and any page numbers already printed on them carry straight through, only changing if you follow up with Add Page Numbers for a fresh renumbering pass. The tool works on a single uploaded PDF at a time.

This is a different job from Split PDF, which cuts a whole document into several new files at once, and from Extract Pages, which pulls pages into a separate PDF while your source stays untouched. Remove Pages is the one to reach for when you want the original file itself trimmed down — dropping a signed cover sheet, a blank scanned page, or an outdated appendix — without generating extra documents to keep track of afterward.

Need to keep the pages you're deleting rather than just discard them? Send the file through Extract Pages first to save a copy of just those pages before removing them here, since once a page is gone from this tool it isn't part of the resulting document anymore, and there's no undo beyond starting over from your original file.