Delete PDF pages
Open your PDF, click the pages you want gone, and download a clean file. It all happens in your browser, so your PDF is never uploaded, and you can restore any page before you download.
See every page before you delete
Your whole PDF loads as a grid of thumbnails. You delete by looking, not by guessing page numbers, so the right pages go and the ones you need stay put.
Undo any deletion instantly
Marked a page red by mistake? Click it once more to restore it. Nothing is removed until you download, so you can try different cuts before committing to one.
Delete a run of pages at once
Set the range slider to cover pages 10 through 25 and remove them in a single action. It is the fast way to drop a whole chapter without clicking each page.
Your file never leaves your device
The PDF is opened and edited in your browser, not on our servers. Nothing is uploaded, so a contract, ID, or medical record stays entirely on your machine.
Kept pages stay exactly as they were
The pages you keep are copied straight from the original without being re-rendered or re-compressed, so their text, images, and layout look identical to before.
Find every blank page in one click
Press "Delete blank pages" and the tool scans the whole document, then marks every empty page for you. It even catches a sheet with speckle or a grey edge band, and nothing is removed until you download.
How to delete pages from a PDF
Open your PDF
Drop your file into the box or pick it from your device. Every page loads as a thumbnail, so you can see the whole document at a glance and know exactly which pages to cut.
Click the pages to delete
Tap any page to mark it for removal and it turns red. Clicked the wrong one? Click it again to bring it back. Scanning a stack? Press "Delete blank pages" and the tool marks the blank pages for you. Nothing is final until you download.
Remove a range in one action
Cutting a whole section? Use the range slider under "Batch deletion" to cover a run of pages, say 8 to 20, and remove them together instead of clicking each one.
Download your new PDF
Press "Finish", then download your trimmed file straight to your device. The pages you keep come out exactly as they were, with the marked pages gone.
Questions about deleting PDF pages
Open your PDF in the tool, click each page you want to remove so it turns red, then press "Finish" and download the result. There is no account, no trial, and no watermark on the result. You can run 4 tasks an hour for free. Premium has no hourly limit and handles up to 100 PDFs at once. The whole thing runs in your browser, which is why it stays free: there are no servers processing or storing your file.
Yes. Your file is opened and edited entirely in your browser and is never uploaded to us, so a contract, bank statement, or ID never leaves your device.
Yes. Marking a page for deletion just flags it, so clicking the red page again brings it back. You can also press "Reset" to restore every page at once. Nothing is actually removed until you download, which lets you try different cuts before you commit to one.
No. The pages you keep are copied straight from the original without being re-rendered or re-compressed, so their text, images, and layout stay identical. You are only removing pages, not touching the ones that remain, so the quality of the final file is unchanged.
Yes. The tool works in any modern mobile browser on iPhone or Android, with no app to install. Tap the pages you want gone, use the range drawer to remove several at once, and download the new PDF straight to your phone. It works the same way on desktop.
Yes. Click pages one by one, or use the range slider under "Batch deletion" to select a run, say pages 10 through 25, and remove them in a single action. It is the fast way to cut a whole chapter or section instead of clicking every page individually.
No. A PDF has to keep at least one page, so the tool always leaves your last remaining page in place. If you need to break a document into separate files instead of trimming one, use the Split PDF tool, which cuts a PDF into multiple parts.
Press "Delete blank pages" and the tool scans every page in your browser, then marks the blank ones for deletion. The check is tolerant, so a sheet with speckle or a grey edge band still counts as blank. The pages are only marked, not deleted: you can click any of them back or press "Reset" before you download, and the tool always keeps at least one page.
When to use a PDF page remover
Remove confidential pages before sharing
You need to send a report, but a couple of pages hold salary figures or personal details. Delete just those pages and share the rest, without rebuilding the document or exposing anything on a server.
Clear the blank pages out of a scan
Scanners and exports often add empty pages, cover sheets, and accidental doubles. Press "Delete blank pages" and the tool scans every page in your browser, marks the blank ones, and leaves you to click any back before you download a tidy PDF.
Trim a long PDF down to what matters
Got a 60-page manual but only need chapters 2 and 3? Delete everything else, a whole range at a time, so readers get the exact section instead of scrolling past pages they do not need.
Keep going with your PDF
Organize PDF pagesKept the right pages but in the wrong order? Drag them into the sequence you want.
Merge PDFNeed to add pages back from another file? Merge PDF joins your trimmed file with others into one document.
Compress PDFNow that the extra pages are gone, run Compress PDF to shrink the file for easier emailing.
Redact PDFOnly part of a page has to go? Black it out and keep the page.