Remove Pages

Delete unwanted pages from a PDF

If your PDF has blank pages, duplicate scans, or pages with errors, this tool removes them. Enter the page numbers to delete (like "2,4,10-12"), and the tool creates a clean PDF without those pages. It's the opposite of extracting. For example, a scanned document where the scanner captured empty pages between each content page, remove all even pages to get a clean copy.

Common page removals

• Removing blank pages from a scanned book chapter to reduce file size and make it flow better.
• Deleting an incorrect or outdated page from a report and keeping the rest.
• Taking out the instruction pages from a government form PDF before submitting, so only the filled form remains.

Tip: If you accidentally delete the wrong page, just upload the original again. The tool doesn't overwrite your file. Keep the source safe.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I specify which pages to remove?

Type the page numbers or ranges you want deleted, separated by commas, like "2,4-6" to remove page 2 and pages 4 through 6. Every other page is kept in the downloaded file.

Does removing pages reduce file size?

Yes, the new PDF is smaller because the data from those pages is no longer included.

Is my PDF uploaded to a server to remove pages?

No, page removal happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your file never leaves your device, so it's safe for private or confidential documents.

What happens if I enter a page number that doesn't exist?

Page numbers outside the document's range are simply ignored, so the rest of your valid page numbers are still removed correctly.

Can I undo the removal if I make a mistake?

The tool doesn't modify your original file, it creates a new downloaded copy. If you remove the wrong pages, just re-upload the original PDF and try again.