Delete pages from a PDF
Remove blank pages, wrong scans or anything you don’t need. Mark pages for deletion on their thumbnails — they stay visible, crossed out, until you apply — then download the cleaned PDF.
100% private: files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
How it works
- Drop a PDF into the box above — every page appears as a thumbnail.
- Click the ✕ button on each page you want to remove. Click again to restore it.
- Click “Apply changes” and download the PDF without those pages.
Cleaning up a document
Real-world PDFs collect junk: a blank separator page from a scanner, a duplicate, a cover sheet you no longer need, an internal page that should not go to the recipient. Deleting pages trims a document down to just what belongs in it, which makes it smaller, cleaner and safer to share.
Mark first, commit later
Removing the wrong page is easy to do and annoying to undo, so this tool separates marking from committing. Click a page and it is crossed out but still visible, so you can see exactly what will disappear. Change your mind and click again to restore it. Only when you apply the changes are the marked pages actually removed, and a fresh PDF is produced with the rest.
Smaller files, kept private
Because the resulting document only carries the pages you kept, deleting pages usually reduces the file size too. The whole operation runs in your browser, so a document you are trimming — often precisely because it contains something you do not want to send — never leaves your device in the process.
Delete versus extract
There are two ways to end up with only the pages you want, and which is quicker depends on how many you are removing. Deleting is best when you want to keep most of a document and drop just a few pages — mark the handful you do not need and keep the rest. Extracting is the better move when you want to keep only a small part of a long document — rather than deleting dozens of pages one by one, use the Split PDF tool to pull out the few you want. Both produce a clean file with just the pages that belong; choose whichever means less clicking for your particular document.
Frequently asked questions
Can I undo a deletion before downloading?
Yes. Marked pages are only crossed out — click the restore button on a crossed-out page to keep it. Nothing is final until you click “Apply changes”.
Can I delete several pages at once?
Yes. Mark as many pages as you need — the only rule is that at least one page must remain.
Does deleting pages reduce the file size?
Usually yes: the remaining document only contains the resources used by the pages you kept.
Is my PDF uploaded to delete pages?
No. The editing happens in your browser and your document never leaves your device.
What if I mark a page by mistake?
Marked pages are only crossed out, not gone. Click the restore button on a crossed-out page to keep it. Nothing is removed until you click "Apply changes".
Is there a way to keep only a few pages instead of deleting the rest?
Yes — for that, use the Split PDF tool in "extract selected pages" mode, which is quicker when you want to keep a small subset.