Hi, it would be super helpful to have a hide and lock button next to pages similar as at the layers. We often create documents, where certain pages will be finalised later based on review and should not be published yet - these pages should stay in the document, but not printed and hidden for faster workflow. Locking final Pages would help to secure final pages for changes.

How is this not a thing already? I was so surprised to find that this isn't a feature. Just like you can disable layers, you should be able to disable pages. I would have thought that this was a must feature for people...

Just, filter pages... by colour tags or something.. a must!!

I use indesign to create manuals and it would be awesome to be able to make changes but also keep a copy of the previous version within the same document to easily track the changes of a product over the years. It would cut down on the many file version history saving and then tediously looking through to track them.

I'm currently updating a booklet for print, where we're adding more pages so we no longer need the two filler 'notes' pages at the very end to get the amount of pages needed to print. We'll likely be updating it again in the future though, so it would be nice to just be able to hide these pages for now, so I can easily re-add them once they're needed again.

How is this still not a thing? There's a page I want to keep but that a client doesn't seem to want. I'd rather just hide it and keep it in the same file, order, etc. Right click in page menu please!!

Please make this feature available - even powerpoint has this feature I'm surprised inDesign doesn't.

Apple Keynote has such a feature. You klick a small triangle next to the slide thumbnail, the slide folds away and is skipped in edit and presentation mode. Would be great to have this as an option in InDesign. Thank you!

In adobe Design there is no way to hide pages. Meaning if the documents has a number of pages, i should be able to hide a page from the rest of the document. In this way the program will show only all visible pages and page numbering will automatically adjust for the visible pages. This feature should also affect printing documents.

You can use example Microsoft PowerPoint, where you can hide or unhide a slide. The slide is hidden but when printing or displaying it does not show the hidden slide.

Reason this feature is needed, sometimes you may have more than one idea while developing a document and sometimes the editor may want to omit a particular page/s. Rather than deleting the pages or creating/saving a new document with the changes. The designer can work with one document rather than having many saved document versions on the system that takes up space.

This would be helpful when ideating. You could hide your least favorite options without deleting them, while only seeing the select edit of designs. This would eliminate the need for keeping several revisions documents.

How is this still not a thing? So many good reasons have been put forward in the comments.

This is helpful when for example creating a catalogue, but a certain page needs to be hidden because it is not certain if the product on the page will make it to production. If it does, you don't want to have to create the perfectly good page all over.

I am making a full set presentation showing 5 components of my project. As the project goes, 2 components are being revised and presented several times, while the rest of the components are already approved and can be set aside. I want to keep the approved components in the INDD package but do not want to keep printing those sections (or un-select it from printing again and again)

This would be so helpful. A lot of my documents have common pages, but not all are appropriate to every finished pdf. Rather than having to export specific pages, it would be great to be able to turn off a page but keep it for the next time it is needed.

One scenario I would find it helpful for is my portfolio - I have many sections, industrial design, interior, graphics etc.

I would like to have all my pages in a master document, but create page sets and name them 'product' or 'graphics' etc. so I can view only these pages, a bit like a filter, and export it with corresponding page numbers.

Furthermore, I would like to be able to assign a page/s to more than one set, because some pages might be relevant to more than 1 section.

This would be a very useful feature for me too as I often duplicate and play around with the information on a page several times and like to keep the previous versions too.

It would be really helpful when designing alternate layouts, or managing spreads that might not make it to the final product.
The alternative y saving different versions of the same document, which is cumbersome and implies that any further changes must be made again in each document.

It would be really helpful to be able to hide pages if you've done several variations of a certain layout and don't want to delete the ones you're not using in case you do go back to them.

This feature would be very helpful for when I've designed a spread that may not make the final document. Sometimes I'm asked to eliminate pages where we don't have all of the text ready in time for publication, only to have to add them back later. It'd be helpful if these pages could be "hidden" so they don't export and are skipped for page numbering, but could be easily "unhidden" so the layout isn't lost if they're re-added later.

+1 Should be similar to PowerPoint, where you can right click to hide a slide and it will be faded down though still be visible.