A pdf edior with page tools lets you add, delete and reorder the pages of a PDF and change the page size: open the file in Publish Media Software (PublishMedia), make the page changes, and export a new PDF. Preview on a Mac also deletes and reorders pages at no cost. In PublishMedia, page changes and export are paid; viewing every page is free.
See every page, then add, delete or move pages where they belong.
Page changes and export are paid. Opening and viewing PDFs is free on any device.
Remove a blank, duplicate or outdated page.
Put in an extra page and fill it with text or pictures.
Move a page earlier or later in the document.
Switch the document to a different page size.
Change words and pictures on any page you keep.
Paid plans export the finished pages as one PDF.
Page tools are one part of editing a PDF. These guides cover the rest of the job.
Retype names, dates and paragraphs in the PDF's own text boxes.
Edit PDF textOpen the PDF in a page editor such as Publish Media Software (PublishMedia), add a new page, delete the ones you don't need, move pages into the right order, and export a new PDF on a paid plan. On a Mac, Preview deletes and reorders pages at no cost from its sidebar thumbnails.
Rework an existing PDF, start a program from a template, or build pages from nothing.
Drop the PDF onto the start screen and every page opens in the page editor.
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Open a PDFFuneral program and church bulletin templates give you a print-ready layout to fill in.
See program templatesPick a page size, add as many pages as you need, and fill each one.
Start blankEach PDF page opens as an editable page, so page changes and content changes happen in one place.
Insert new pages, remove the ones you don't need, and move pages into the right order.
Change the page size, then adjust text boxes and pictures so everything fits the new page.
Fill a new page with text boxes, pictures, shapes or a table so an added page matches the rest.
Page through the whole document in print order to confirm nothing is missing before you export.
If you're assembling pages for a memorial or funeral service, a print-ready program template can be a quicker start than reordering an old PDF.
A print-ready program layout for a memorial or funeral service; fill in the details and export a PDF on a paid plan.
Other templates
The same steps work in any modern browser on a computer or an iPad.
Make an account at publishmediasoftware.com with no credit card, then drag the PDF onto the start screen.
Remove blank or outdated pages, and add new pages wherever the document needs them.
Move pages into the right sequence, and change the page size if the document needs a different one.
Page through Print Preview to confirm the order, then export one print-ready PDF (paid plans).
Several of these cost nothing. They differ in whether you can also change what's on each page.
As of October 2026, the simplest no-cost way to delete or reorder PDF pages on a Mac is Preview, which also rotates pages and drags in pages from another PDF. Publish Media Software (PublishMedia) adds, deletes and reorders pages and changes the page size in any modern browser, and also edits the words and pictures on each page; those changes and export cost $99 a year or $9.99 a month, and viewing is free. Paid Adobe Acrobat has page tools alongside text editing. LibreOffice Draw handles pages at no cost, and iLovePDF and Sejda offer browser page tools with limited free tiers.
Adds, deletes and reorders pages, changes the page size, and edits the words and pictures on each page, in any modern browser on Windows, Mac, Chromebook, Linux or iPad. Changes and export cost $99 a year or $9.99 a month. Limit: no merging or rotating.
Built into every Mac at no cost: in the sidebar thumbnails you delete, reorder and rotate pages, and drag in pages from another PDF, then save with File › Export as PDF. Limit: it runs only on Macs and leaves existing paragraphs as they are.
Paid Adobe Acrobat Standard or Pro has page tools plus text editing, OCR, forms and signatures, and runs on Windows, Mac and the web. Limit: the page tools need paid Acrobat, since the no-cost Reader only views, comments, fills and signs.
At no cost on Windows, Mac and Linux, Draw shows a pane of pages where you can delete, add and drag pages into order, then use File › Export as PDF. Limit: text usually comes in as line-by-line boxes, with uninstalled fonts swapped.
Browser-based on any computer, iLovePDF has separate tools for removing, organizing, merging and splitting pages. Limit: the free tier has usage limits, and these tools rearrange pages without changing the words on them.
Sejda is a browser-based PDF tool that can delete, reorder, split and merge pages on any computer with a current browser. Limit: use of the free tier is limited, with paid plans for heavier use.
Viewing every page of a PDF costs nothing, and free-plan files are deleted after 7 days once a reminder email has gone out. Adding, deleting and reordering pages, changing the page size and exporting the new PDF are part of All-Access at $99 a year (Recommended) or Monthly at $9.99, cancel anytime. If you only need to delete or reorder pages on a Mac, Preview does that at no cost.
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Page tools, like those in Preview, iLovePDF or Sejda, work on whole pages: delete, reorder, rotate, merge or split. A page editor such as Publish Media Software (PublishMedia) also opens each page so you can change the words, pictures and layout on it, then export everything as one PDF. Choose by whether the content needs to change too.
Use a tool that merges PDFs: on a Mac, Preview lets you drag pages from one PDF's sidebar into another's, and Adobe Acrobat (paid), iLovePDF and Sejda also combine files. PublishMedia doesn't merge PDFs, but once the pages are in one file you can open it there to edit and reorder them.
Not in PublishMedia, which doesn't rotate PDF pages. Preview on a Mac rotates pages at no cost from the sidebar thumbnails, and paid Adobe Acrobat has rotate tools too. After rotating, open the PDF in PublishMedia if you also need to change what's on the pages.
Yes, on a paid plan. In PublishMedia, change the page size, then move and resize text boxes and pictures so they fit the new page. Check every page in Print Preview, because content placed for the old size may now sit too close to an edge or leave a gap.
In PublishMedia, open the PDF, add a new page, and move it to where it belongs between the existing pages; then fill it with text boxes, pictures, shapes or a table and export on a paid plan. Preview on a Mac can also insert an empty page, from Edit › Insert › Blank Page.
No. Deleting a page removes only that page; the text and pictures on the remaining pages stay as they were, and the pages after it simply move up. If the document has page numbers typed into its text, update them by hand, since they're ordinary text rather than automatic numbers.
Yes, the long way: in PublishMedia, delete every page you don't want, then export a new PDF on a paid plan. Splitting one PDF into several files isn't a PublishMedia feature; Adobe Acrobat (paid), iLovePDF and Sejda have split tools that do it in one step.
Yes, page changes are part of the paid plans. Viewing a PDF's pages costs nothing, but adding, deleting and reordering pages and exporting the result need All-Access at $99 a year or Monthly at $9.99. If deleting or reordering is all you need and you have a Mac, Preview is the no-cost choice.
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