PDF Page Delete

Remove selected PDF pages.

Drag a PDF file here or click to upload.Enter page numbers or select pages from previews.Choose PDF file

About This Tool

The PDF Delete Pages tool removes unwanted pages from a PDF and saves the result as a new file. It supports two modes: type page numbers and ranges directly, or switch to preview mode to select pages visually from thumbnails. Ideal for removing cover pages, blank pages, duplicate scans, and unnecessary appendices to keep documents clean and concise.

How to Use

1

Select a PDF file

Upload the PDF you want to remove pages from. Once selected, you can see the file name, total page count, and file size.

2

Choose pages to delete

In page number input mode, type the page numbers or ranges to remove. In preview mode, browse thumbnails and select pages visually.

3

Delete and download

Review the pages to be deleted and the pages that will remain, then click the Delete Pages button. Download the result when processing is complete.

Key Features

Two deletion modes

Choose between typing page numbers or selecting pages visually from thumbnails — whichever works best for your workflow.

Flexible page ranges

Specify pages with patterns like 3 (single), 1-3 (range), 4- (to end), -3 (from start), and combine them with commas: 1, 3-5, 8-.

Thumbnail preview

In preview mode, see each page's content before deciding — reduces the chance of deleting the wrong pages.

Select all and clear

In preview mode, use Select All or Clear Selection to quickly mark or unmark all pages.

Delete plan before executing

Before deleting, confirm which pages will be removed and which will remain, along with their counts and ranges.

In-browser processing

Your PDF stays in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.

Use Cases

Removing blank pages

Delete unnecessary blank pages that appear during scanning or document conversion.

Excluding covers and instruction pages

Remove covers, tables of contents, and instruction pages that are not needed when sharing or submitting a document.

Cleaning up duplicate scans

Select and delete pages that were accidentally scanned twice or included by mistake.

Trimming appendices

Remove appendix and reference pages that are not relevant for sharing, reducing the document length.

Preparing submission-ready documents

Strip out unrequested pages from applications, portfolios, and supporting materials so only the required content remains.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I enter page numbers?

To delete a single page, type 3. For a continuous range, type 1-3. Use 4- for page 4 through the last page, and -3 for the first page through page 3.

Can I specify multiple page ranges at once?

Yes. Separate pages and ranges with commas. For example, 1, 3-5, 8- deletes page 1, pages 3–5, and pages 8 through the end.

Can I preview pages before selecting them?

Yes. Switch to preview mode to see each page as a thumbnail and select the ones you want to delete individually.

Can I verify which pages will be deleted before executing?

Yes. The delete plan section shows exactly which pages will be removed and how many. The kept pages section shows what will remain after deletion.

Can I delete every page in a PDF?

No. The result PDF must have at least one page, so selecting all pages will be blocked.

Can I undo a deletion after it is processed?

Before executing, you can change your page selection. Once deletion is complete, you will need to start over from the original PDF — deleted pages cannot be restored from the result file.

Does deleting pages reduce the file size?

Generally yes, but the amount depends on the PDF's internal structure, embedded images, and fonts.

Can I delete pages from a password-protected PDF?

No. Password-protected PDFs cannot be processed. Please unlock the file first before using this tool.

Is my PDF sent to a server?

No. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your PDF and the result file are never transmitted to a server.

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