Delete Pages
Remove the pages you don’t need from a PDF.
or drop a PDF anywhere on this page
Your files never leave your device. No upload, no signup.
How to use Delete Pages
Three steps, all on your device.
- 1
Choose a PDF
Select the document. Every page appears as a preview you can click.
- 2
Mark the pages to delete
Click the pages to remove, or type their numbers, such as 2, 5-7.
- 3
Download the shorter PDF
A new PDF is saved without the marked pages, ready to download.
Private by design
Processing happens in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.
No account needed
Free to use. No signup, no email, no watermark.
No upload wait
Files open straight from your device. There is nothing to send to a server first.
Delete Pages FAQ
Short answers to common questions.
Can I undo a page I marked?
Yes. Click the page again, or change the numbers in the box, any time before you save.
Can I delete every page?
No. At least one page has to stay so the result is still a PDF.
When should I use Extract Pages instead?
Both make a new PDF. Delete Pages is quicker when you want to drop a few pages; Extract Pages is quicker when you want to keep only a few.
How do I remove blank pages from a PDF?
Find them in the page previews and click each one to mark it, or type their numbers, then download. Blank pages are not detected automatically, so you stay in control of what is removed.
Are the deleted pages still hidden in the file?
No. Delete Pages builds a new PDF from the pages you keep, so the deleted pages are not copied into it. Your original file is not changed.
Supported files and current limitations
Works with ordinary, unlocked PDFs. PDFs with fillable form fields or signature permissions are refused rather than changed. Password-protected and damaged files are refused too.
Every page and its content is copied with its size, crop and rotation, and links between pages are pointed at the new pages. Bookmarks, accessibility tags and attachments are not included in the new file yet; we tell you when a file has them.
Processing stays on your device with no cloud fallback. Very large files can exceed your device’s memory. Your original files are never changed.