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GroupDocs.Merger for Python via .NET lets you rearrange, filter, and transform individual pages within a single document — without merging multiple files. Use the operations below to build page-level document processing pipelines entirely in Python.

The snippet below loads a PDF, removes page 2, and saves the result — illustrating the common pattern shared by all single-document operations.

from groupdocs.merger import Merger
from groupdocs.merger.domain.options import RemoveOptions

def quick_remove_page():
    # Load the source document
    with Merger("./input.pdf") as merger:
        # Remove page 2
        merger.remove_pages(RemoveOptions([2]))
        # Save the modified document
        merger.save("./output.pdf")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    quick_remove_page()

Tip

All single-document operations follow the same three-step pattern: load with Merger, call the operation method, then save with merger.save().

• Merger — main entry-point class.
• groupdocs.merger.domain.options — all option and enum types.

• Move page
• Remove pages
• Split document
• Split text file
• Swap pages
• Extract pages
• Change page orientation
• Rotate pages