Delete PDF pages
Remove unwanted pages — a blank cover sheet, a duplicate scan, an extra form — from a PDF without touching the rest of the document.
Separate pages and ranges with commas.
These pages will be removed from the PDF.
How it works
- 1Choose the PDF you want to edit.
- 2Enter the page numbers or ranges you want removed, e.g. "2, 5-7".
- 3Click "Delete pages" to download the edited PDF.
Frequently asked questions
No — at least one page has to remain, otherwise there would be nothing left in the PDF.
Yes — the remaining pages are copied as-is; only the selected pages are removed.
No — this happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript.
Yes — mix single pages and ranges freely, e.g. "2, 5-7, 10" removes page 2, pages 5 through 7, and page 10 all in a single pass.
Removing a blank scanner page, a duplicate signature page, or a cover sheet before sharing a document — without re-scanning or rebuilding the whole file.
Any bookmarks or internal links pointing at a page number you remove will no longer point to the right page, since the remaining pages shift up to fill the gap.
No — your original PDF stays exactly as it was on your device. This tool creates a new, separate file with the selected pages removed.
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