Drop the pages
you don't need.
Type the page numbers or ranges to remove and download a clean PDF — remaining pages stay exactly as they were. All local.
How do I delete pages from a PDF? Load the file, type what to remove — like 2, 5-7 — and press "Delete pages & download". The new PDF keeps everything else untouched; nothing is uploaded.
PDF page deleter
Ranges are inclusive and 1-based: "5-7" removes pages 5, 6, and 7. The output is rebuilt page-by-page, so removed content is fully dropped from the file bytes (and document metadata is cleared along the way). Keep the original file — this tool writes a new PDF.
How to delete pages from a PDF
- Add the PDF — the page count is detected locally in your browser.
- List the pages — single numbers or ranges, comma-separated:
1, 4-6, 12. - Download the cleaned copy — everything you didn't list stays byte-for-byte as it was.
Common reasons people remove pages
- Scans with blank or duplicated pages — the classic 20-page scan with three duds
- Printing only part of a document — strip the appendix before sending to the printer
- Privacy cleanup — a bank statement page you don't want to share
- Before compressing — fewer pages means a smaller file before you run Compress PDF
Good to know
Deleting pages is not redaction of content: anything printed on the remaining pages stays exactly as it is. Need a single page extracted instead? Extract PDF pages pulls pages out into a new document, and Split PDF breaks a file into parts. For sharing the result, the PDF compressor often shrinks scans dramatically, and PDF metadata remover clears the author fields before it leaves your desk.
How do I delete pages from a PDF?
Load the PDF, type the pages to remove — single numbers or ranges like 2, 5-7 — and press Delete pages. The tool saves a new PDF with those pages gone; the original file is untouched.
Can I delete several ranges at once?
Yes. Combine numbers and ranges separated by commas: 1, 4-6, 12 removes page 1, pages 4 through 6, and page 12 in one pass.
Is the rest of the PDF changed?
No. Remaining pages keep their content, layout, and quality exactly — only the pages you list are removed. Bookmarks and form fields that pointed at removed pages may not carry over, which is true of every PDF editor.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The whole edit happens in your browser with a bundled PDF engine — the file never leaves your device.