Remove pages from a PDF
Delete specific pages from a PDF document, keeping only the content you actually need to share, print, or archive.
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Delete specific pages from a PDF document, keeping only the content you actually need to share, print, or archive.
Drop files here or click to browse
Upload one file
Accepted: PDF
Delete specific pages from a PDF — blank pages, duplicates, or anything you don’t need — without touching the rest of the document.
Choose the pages to drop and a new PDF is written with everything else in the original order. Nothing on the remaining pages is changed.
This is useful for deleting blank scanner pages, a cover sheet you do not want to send, or the terms-and-conditions pages at the end of a statement.
Yes. The removed pages are not in the new file at all, not just hidden. To hide part of a page instead, use Redact PDF.
List each page number you want removed, separated by commas; every listed page is deleted from the result.
At least one page must remain — leave out any page you want to keep in the final document.
Combine documents in the right order, remove unnecessary pages, then reduce the final PDF size without assuming that merging automatically compresses it.
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