Delete PDF Pages

Remove blank, duplicate or unwanted pages from a PDF. Click thumbnails or type page numbers, then download. Free and private.

or drop a PDF here

One PDF · up to 200 MB per file

Processed on your device – files are never uploaded

How to use Delete PDF Pages

  1. Select or drop a PDF.
  2. Click thumbnails or type the numbers of the pages to delete.
  3. Press Delete pages.
  4. Download the new PDF.

Supported formats and limitations

Input
One PDF
Output
PDF
Works on
Any modern browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. JavaScript must be enabled.

Important limitations

At least one page must remain. Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first.

Privacy and file processing

Processed in your browser. The file is never uploaded to our server.

About Delete PDF Pages

Delete PDF Pages removes pages you do not want, such as blank pages from a scan, duplicate pages, or an internal cover sheet before sending a document out.

Mark the pages by clicking their thumbnails or typing their numbers. The remaining pages are copied unchanged into a new PDF, and the tool makes sure at least one page is left.

Features

  • Visual marking of pages to remove
  • Typed ranges such as 2, 4-6
  • Prevents deleting every page
  • Lossless output

Why use it

  • Cleaner documents
  • Smaller files
  • Private, local processing

How it works

The remaining pages are copied, unchanged, into a new PDF with pdf-lib, skipping the pages you marked.

Examples

Blank pages

Input: Delete “2, 4, 6” from a 7-page scan

Result: A 4-page PDF.

Cover sheet

Input: Delete “1”

Result: The document without its first page.

Delete PDF Pages: frequently asked questions

Can I undo a deletion?

Before saving, click a marked thumbnail again to unmark it. After saving, your original file is still on your device.

Can I delete pages from a protected PDF?

Unlock it first with its password using Unlock PDF.

Does it work on large PDFs?

Yes. Thumbnails are drawn as you scroll, and typing ranges is quickest for very long documents.