Open VSPIC Remove PDF Pages, load your file, click thumbnails of pages to remove, and download the trimmed PDF. The tool rebuilds the document locally in your browser without subscription software or cloud uploads. Perfect for deleting accidental blank scans, duplicate attachments, or draft pages before sending a client-facing report. Your original file on disk remains untouched.

Yes. Select scattered pages like 2, 5, and 9 together and remove them in a single pass. VSPIC reindexes remaining pages automatically so viewers show a continuous sequence. This beats manually splitting and merging when you only need to excise a few sheets from a longer binder. Preview thumbnails carefully to avoid deleting signed exhibits.

Deleting pages removes their embedded content, which usually shrinks file size proportionally. If removed pages were lightweight blanks while remaining pages are heavy scans, savings may be modest until you also run Compress PDF. For maximum email-friendly size, combine structural trimming with compression rather than relying on either step alone.

Yes, but remember that metadata or hidden attachments in some PDFs may still carry information — VSPIC removes visual pages you select, not necessarily embedded files unless present as pages. For highly sensitive redaction, verify the output visually and follow organizational policy. Local processing ensures the full original never uploads to third-party servers during editing.

Scroll through thumbnails and select empty backsides or separator blanks introduced by the scanner feeder. Batch-remove them and download a tighter PDF that is easier to read sequentially. Pair with Rotate PDF first if some scans arrived sideways, making blanks harder to spot. Accountants and paralegals use this workflow daily on lengthy e-filings.

Reopen your original PDF from disk and repeat the selection — VSPIC does not overwrite sources. Keep masters archived until you confirm the trimmed export is correct. If you already discarded the original, check browser download folders or versioned cloud storage for backups before attempting irreversible forwarding.

Unlock the document first with Unlock PDF if you have legitimate credentials, then remove pages from the decrypted copy. Encryption prevents page-level editing in any tool until unlocked. Re-protect with Protect PDF afterward if the trimmed document must be encrypted before distribution.

Remove PDF Pages produces one cleaned file with fewer sheets — ideal when recipients should receive a single streamlined document. Split PDF creates multiple files from ranges — better when chapters become separate deliverables. Choose Remove when you trim junk; choose Split when you divide content intentionally.