Delete Pages from a PDF
Drop a PDF, click the page thumbnails to mark them for deletion (or type a range like 1,3-5,8), and download the trimmed file. Useful for removing a duplicate cover page, a blank verso, or an internal-only appendix before sharing.
Drop your PDF file here
Click pages below to mark them for deletion
When to use this tool
Reach for it when you only want a handful of pages gone — a blank page from the scanner, a duplicate cover, an exhibit you don't need to share. For more elaborate page surgery (rearranging large sections, building a "best-of" from many files), reorder pages or extract pages are usually faster.
Step by step
- Drop one PDF. The page grid renders thumbnails so you can pick visually.
- Click pages to mark them. Selected pages get a highlight; click again to unselect.
- Or type a range like
2,5-7,12in the box below. Typed range and click-selected pages are merged. - Click "Delete & download". The output keeps every page except the ones you marked.
FAQ
What if I delete every page?
The tool refuses to save an empty PDF — you'll see an error. Unselect at least one page.
Does deleting renumber the rest?
Page numbers as you see them in a viewer renumber automatically. If you have a page-numbers stamp baked into the page content, those numbers are part of the page image and won't change.
Are my files uploaded?
Never — this runs entirely in your browser via pdf-lib and pdf.js. See the privacy policy.