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Delete PDF Pages
Mark the pages you want rid of and download what is left. Everything else keeps its order and its content.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.
How to use Delete PDF Pages
- 1Pick a PDF, or drag it onto the box above.
- 2Click the pages you want to remove. They get a Delete badge.
- 3Check the count of what will be left.
- 4Press Delete pages and download the shorter document.
Marking rather than typing
The common jobs here are getting rid of the blank page a scanner added, the duplicate somebody printed twice, or the internal cover sheet that should not go to a client. All three are things you recognise on sight and would have to hunt for by number.
So the grid shows every page and you click the offenders. The running count tells you how many will be left before you commit to anything.
It will not let you delete everything
Marking every page gets you a warning instead of a download. A PDF with no pages is a file most readers refuse to open, which is a confusing way to lose a document. Leave at least one page.
What the result keeps
The surviving pages are copied across untouched, so text stays selectable, images keep their quality and mixed page sizes are preserved. Your original file is not modified in any way: this produces a new document and leaves the one on your device alone.
Limits
- 100 MB per file.
- Password-protected PDFs need unlocking first.
- At least one page has to remain.
- Bookmarks and form fields do not carry into the edited file.
Frequently asked questions
- Does this change my original file?
- No. The file on your device is untouched. You get a new PDF to download, and nothing happens to the old one unless you overwrite it yourself.
- Can I delete a range of pages at once?
- Click each page in the range. If you are working with a long run of numbered pages you already know, Split PDF handles typed ranges more quickly.
- What happens to page numbers printed on the pages?
- They stay as they are, because they are part of the page content. Delete page 5 and the page that was 6 still says 6. Add Page Numbers can stamp a fresh sequence over the top if you need one.