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Delete pages

Remove specific pages from a PDF — a blank scan, a duplicate, an outdated section — without touching the rest. Runs entirely in your browser.

Nothing above is ever sent to a server — check your browser's network tab if you'd like to see for yourself.

How to delete pages

  1. Add your file. Click the drop zone or drag a single PDF onto the page.
  2. Select pages to remove. Pick the pages you don't need from the page grid.
  3. Delete. Click 'Delete' — the remaining pages are assembled into a new file in memory.
  4. Download. Save the resulting file straight to your device.

Why do this locally instead of online?

Deleting a page is often about removing something you don't want kept around — a blank cover sheet, an outdated clause, a page with someone else's information on it. This tool reads and rebuilds the PDF using a library running directly in your browser, so nothing is transmitted at any point.

Frequently asked questions

Can I delete more than one page at a time?

Yes — select as many pages as you like before deleting.

Can I delete every page?

No — a PDF needs at least one page, so the tool will stop you from removing all of them.

Does this tool see the content of the pages I'm deleting?

The tool reads the file locally to rebuild it, but nothing is ever sent anywhere.

Will the remaining pages be renumbered?

The pages keep their original content; use the Add page numbers tool afterward if you want fresh numbers.

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