Delete pages from a PDF

How to use the PDF page remover

1. Drop your PDF onto the box or click to choose it. The tool shows a thumbnail of every page.
2. Click any page you want to remove — it is marked in red. Click it again to keep it. You can also type page numbers in the box.
3. Press Delete selected pages. The tool rebuilds the PDF without them.
4. Download the trimmed file. Your original is untouched, and nothing was uploaded.

What you can use it for

Dropping the pages you do not need is the everyday case — a cover sheet, a blank back page a scanner added, or the terms-and-conditions pages you do not want to forward.

It is the polite way to share only the relevant part of a long document without splitting it into pieces.

Offices use it to remove internal notes or a signature page before a file goes to someone outside.

Anyone who scans double-sided uses it to clear the blank even-numbered pages that appear when only one side had content.

Things to know

Removal is lossless — the pages you keep are exact copies of the originals, with text and images intact.

The thumbnails are rendered in your browser purely so you can see what you are deleting; they are never uploaded.

Clicking thumbnails and typing page numbers stay in sync, so use whichever is faster for you.

You cannot delete every page — a PDF needs at least one — and the tool will keep the last remaining page if you try.

Frequently asked questions