Drop a PDF, click the pages you do not want, and the trimmed document is rebuilt on your device — nothing uploaded.
Drop a PDF, click the pages you do not want, and the trimmed document is rebuilt on your device — nothing uploaded.
Delete pages from a PDF in your browser — pull out the blank scan pages, the fax cover sheet, or the one page that shouldn't be in the version you send. GhostPDF shows every page as a thumbnail; click the ones to remove, and the trimmed document is rebuilt on your device. You can also drag pages into a new order in the same view. Nothing is uploaded, so the pages you delete were never on a server to begin with.
Drop your PDF
Drag a PDF onto the page. It opens in the GhostPDF studio's Organize view with every page shown as a thumbnail.
Mark pages for removal
Click the pages you don't want — blanks, cover sheets, wrong versions. You can also drag the remaining pages into a new order.
Download the trimmed PDF
The document is rebuilt without the deleted pages, entirely in your browser.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No — the page thumbnails are rendered locally and the trimmed file is rebuilt in your browser. Deleted pages never existed anywhere but your device.
Are deleted pages really gone from the file?
Yes — the output is rebuilt containing only the pages you kept. This is removal, not hiding. (For removing sensitive text within a page, use Redact instead.)
Can I reorder pages at the same time?
Yes — the same Organize view supports drag-to-reorder, so you can delete and rearrange in one pass.
Can I extract a page range into its own file instead?
That's Split — it pulls page ranges out into separate PDFs. Delete is for removing pages from this document.
Is there a page limit?
No fixed cap — long documents just take a moment longer to render thumbnails.
Every GhostPDF tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded — there's no upload endpoint to send it to.