How to use it
- Drop your PDF here.
- Click the pages you want to remove. Shift-click selects a whole range.
- Press Delete, or use the trash icon on a single page. Made a mistake? Undo (↶) brings it back.
- Click Download PDF.
When to remove pages
- Blank pages from a double-sided scan of single-sided paper.
- Cover sheets, fax headers and separator pages that add nothing.
- Pages you should not share, such as an account summary inside a statement you only need to prove your address.
- Instruction pages in a form packet, before you submit only the completed form.
- Extra pages that push a file over an upload limit.
Removing pages makes the file smaller, quicker to open and easier for the recipient to read.
Fast selection, even in long files
| To select | Do this |
|---|---|
| One page | Click its thumbnail |
| A range (pages 12 to 30) | Click page 12, then Shift-click page 30 |
| Several separate pages | Click each one (Ctrl-click works too) |
| Everything or nothing | All or None |
| Every other page | Odd or Even |
Selected pages get a red outline, and a counter shows how many are selected. Delete removes them all at once, and each thumbnail also has its own trash icon. Undo (↶) reverses a deletion until you save.
Use the Size slider to make thumbnails smaller for an overview of a long document, or larger when you need to read what is on each page.
Delete or extract?
If you want to drop most of a document and keep only a few pages, deleting is the long way around. Select the pages you want to keep and click Extract only the selected pages instead: you get a new PDF with just those pages, in order.
| Goal | Best approach |
|---|---|
| Remove a few pages | Select them and press Delete |
| Keep a few pages | Select them and extract |
| Break one PDF into several files | Split PDF |
| Hide sensitive text but keep the page | Redact PDF |
When you need only a small part of the document, it is quicker the other way round: select the pages to keep in Extract PDF pages and save them as a new PDF.
Blank pages from duplex scanning
Scanning single-sided paper in duplex mode adds a blank page after every sheet. If every sheet was single-sided, the blanks sit exactly in the even positions: click Even, then Delete, and they are all gone in one step. For a mixed stack, the blank pages are easy to spot in the thumbnails; click each one and delete them together.
What happens to the file
The tool copies the pages you kept into a new PDF. Text stays selectable, images keep their quality, and deleted pages are truly gone from the new file rather than hidden. Bookmarks and form fields may not carry over, and any digital signature becomes invalid because the document has changed. You can't delete every page, since a PDF needs at least one.
Thumbnails render as you scroll, so even a 200-page, 100 MB PDF opens quickly. If pages are also out of order or sideways, you can fix that here too; see Rearrange PDF pages and Rotate PDF.
Your PDF is processed in your browser and never uploaded. There is no watermark and no account. Password-protected files need to be unlocked first with Remove PDF password.
A worked example
Your bank sends a 9-page monthly statement, and a landlord only needs proof of address, which is on page 1. Open the statement, click page 1, and click Extract only the selected page. You have a one-page PDF to send, with your transaction history left out.
Or say a 40-page scanned contract has a blank back after every sheet. Click Even, check the thumbnails to make sure no even page has content, press Delete, and download a clean 20-page file.
Frequently asked questions
How do I delete a page from a PDF?
Click the page thumbnail, press Delete (or the page's trash icon), then click Download PDF.
Can I delete several pages at once?
Yes. Click as many pages as you like, Shift-click for a range, or use Odd and Even, then press Delete.
Can I undo a deletion?
Yes. The undo button reverses it before you save, and your original file is never modified.
Does deleting pages change the rest of the document?
No. The remaining pages are copied unchanged.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Everything happens in your browser, and the file stays on your device.
Last updated: November 13, 2026