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FileBrowser Pro for Mac Custom Task

Trim PDF Pages in Bulk on Mac (Remove Start or End Pages)

Use FileBrowser Pro for macOS to trim PDF files in bulk by removing pages from the start or end. Quickly process multiple PDFs across folders, NAS, and cloud storage with simple batch actions.

What this task does

  • Runs on selected PDF files
  • Processes files in bulk
  • Removes or retains pages from each document
  • Saves the updated PDFs to a chosen location

How to Create this Custom Task

Click the Sync Tasks location on your home screen.

Then click the + button in the bottom toolbar and select Create Custom Task.

Give your task a name like "Trim PDF"

This will run the task on the files and folders selected from within FileBrowser Pro for Mac.

Use files from:

Change the top dropdown to "Selection when task is run"

Then click the "Insert Step" button.

Remove the last 2 pages from PDFs.

In the new section, change the top dropdown to "Trim PDF pages"

Change the second dropdown to "remove"

Type in the input the number of pages you want to remove from the end of the document.

Change the last dropdown to "pages from end"

Run task:

Leave it as "Manual".

Click "Close"

To run this Task simply select multiple PDFs and use the toolbar actions menu and select "Run Custom Task", selecting your new "Trim PDF" task.

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