Delete pages you don’t need

Remove pages from a PDF

Take out blank pages, old cover sheets or anything you don’t want to send. Click the pages, then save.

Drop your PDF here or click to browse
  • Processed on your device, never uploaded
  • Free, no sign-up, no watermark

About Remove pages

This tool deletes pages you don't want from a PDF, such as blank pages, old cover sheets, or anything you don't want to send. You click the pages to remove in the previews, or type numbers and ranges for long files. It is a free way to remove pages from PDF online, with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily cap.

The remaining pages keep their order, and the kept pages stay exactly as they were. You then download a shorter PDF.

It suits anyone tidying a file before sharing. For example, a job seeker can drop the blank pages and an old cover letter from a scanned set of certificates before attaching it to an application. Processing happens in your browser, and the PDF is never uploaded.

How to use Remove pages

  1. Drop your PDF on the page, or click Choose file.
  2. Click the pages you want gone in the previews.
  3. Or type them in Pages to remove (optional), such as 2, 5-7.
  4. Click Remove pages. The other pages keep their order.
  5. Download the shorter PDF.

Click or type

Pick pages from the previews, or type ranges for long files.

Nothing lost

The pages you keep stay exactly as they were.

Private by design

Done in your browser; your PDF is never uploaded.

Free, no limits

No sign-up, no watermark and no daily cap.

Example

Input: a 14-page certificates.pdf with blank pages 2 and 9.

You type 2, 9 and click Remove pages.

Result: a 12-page PDF with the same pages in the same order.

FAQ

Remove pages: questions people ask

How do I delete pages from a PDF?

Open the file, click the pages to remove, and press Remove pages.

Can I remove many pages at once?

Yes. Type ranges such as 3-10, 15 in the box.

Do the other pages change?

No. Kept pages stay as they were and keep their order.

Is my file uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser.