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Delete pages from a PDF — keep what you want.

The Split tool isn't just for splitting — type the ranges you want to keep, and pages outside those ranges are dropped. A PDF with pages 1-50, where you tell it to keep 1-5, 8, 11-end, gives you back a 47-page PDF without 6, 7, 9, and 10.

How it works

  1. Drop the PDF onto letsgoPDF. Pick Split.
  2. In the Ranges field, type which pages to keep:
    • 1-endKeeps everything (default)
    • 1-10Keeps just pages 1 through 10
    • 1-5, 8, 11-endKeeps pages 1-5, page 8, and 11 to the end. Drops 6, 7, 9, 10.
    • 2-endDrops just the cover page
  3. Click Apply. A new PDF with only the kept pages downloads. The original is untouched.

Why delete pages instead of redacting them

For sensitive content within a page (rather than whole pages), use Smart Redact instead — it auto-detects emails, SSNs, credit cards.

Common questions

What if I want to keep ALL except specific pages, instead of typing what to keep?
That's the next-feature on the roadmap (a "delete these pages" inverse mode). For now, since most PDFs have contiguous good ranges with a few drops, the keep-syntax handles 95% of cases concisely. If you really want to drop pages 13 and 27 from a 50-page PDF, type 1-12, 14-26, 28-end.
Will deleted pages still be recoverable from the output PDF?
No. Page deletion creates a fresh PDF without the dropped pages — they're not "hidden", they're gone. The original on your computer is untouched.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Page deletion runs in your browser via pdf-lib.
Does it preserve bookmarks and links?
Mostly yes. Bookmarks pointing to surviving pages remain. Bookmarks pointing to deleted pages are removed. Cross-page hyperlinks within the document keep working as long as both ends survived.

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