Delete pages from a PDF
Remove blank scans, cover sheets or anything else, and save what is left.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Every page is a thumbnail with a delete button. Blank pages from a duplex scan, the fax cover sheet, the page of legal boilerplate you do not need — you can see them, so you can be sure you are removing the right ones. Nothing is deleted from the file you dropped in; the original on your disk is untouched.
If you go too far, reset puts every page back and you can start again. The page count at the bottom shows how many are left against how many you started with.
Deleting works per page, so a document with blanks scattered through it takes as long as it takes to spot them and no longer; and when the pages are a known run, the range box selects them in one go. If the same pages need removing from several files, drop them all in — the grid holds every page of every file at once.
Step by step
- 1Drop in the PDF.
- 2Click the pages you want gone — or type them as "1, 4, 7-9" — and press Delete.
- 3Press Download PDF to save what is left.
Questions
Can I get a deleted page back?
Yes. Reset restores every page of every file you dropped in, in their original order. Your source file is never modified either way.
Can I delete pages from several PDFs at once?
Yes. Drop them all in — the grid holds every page of every file, and deleting works the same across them. Saving writes one combined document unless you ask for one file per page.
Does the file get smaller?
Usually, but not always by the share of pages removed. Fonts and images shared between pages are only dropped once nothing references them.