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Delete Pages from PDF

Take pages out of a PDF by number or range, with a running summary showing exactly which pages will go and how many the result will have. It works both ways round: name the pages to remove, or flip it and name only the pages to keep, which is far quicker when you want three pages out of eighty. The pages that survive are copied across untouched — no re-rendering, no recompression, and the original file on your disk is never modified. Turn on the page previews if you would rather click the pages than count them.

How it works

Choose the pages to take out — or switch it round and name only the pages to keep, which is far quicker when you want three pages out of eighty. The summary underneath always tells you what will actually be removed and how many pages the result will have.

The remaining pages are copied across untouched: no re-rendering, no recompression, and the original file on your disk is never modified. Everything happens in your browser.

or drop one here — the file is read by your browser and never uploaded

Frequently asked questions

How do I delete a page from a PDF?

Upload the file, type the page numbers to remove — like 2, 5-7 — and download the result. The summary tells you how many pages will be left before you commit.

Can I keep just a few pages instead?

Yes. Switch to "keep only these pages" and name the survivors. Removing seventy-seven pages is much easier expressed as keeping three.

Does deleting pages change the rest of the document?

No. The remaining pages are copied over exactly as they were, so text, images, links and formatting are unchanged.

Can I delete every page?

No — a PDF needs at least one page, so that combination is refused rather than producing a broken file.

How do I find the blank pages to remove?

Turn on the page previews and blank pages are obvious at a glance; click them to select them.

Is the file uploaded to a server?

No. Everything happens in your browser and the document never leaves your machine.

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