Remove PDF Pages
Delete the pages you don't need and keep everything else — enter which pages to remove and download the result.
The most common reason to use this: a scanner added blank pages you don't want. List the page numbers to remove (e.g. "2,4" or "10-12"), then upload your PDF — every other page is kept, in its original order. This tool works by page number, not a visual thumbnail picker, so open the PDF once first if you're not sure which page numbers are the blank ones.
Before you start
Three simple steps
List pages to remove
Enter the pages you want deleted.
Upload PDF
Choose the source file.
Download
Get the PDF with those pages gone.
Opposite of Extract
This keeps everything except the pages you list — the opposite of Extract/Split, which keeps only what you list.
Before removing "blank" pages
A page that looks blank can still carry a header, footer, or page number printed by the original document — worth a quick check before deleting it. One thing you don't need to worry about: list every page number against the original document, since all removals apply at once, not one at a time.
Common reasons to remove pages
Beyond blank scanner pages: removing outdated clauses from a legal document before circulating a revised version, deleting confidential or internal-only pages before sending a document externally, cutting draft notes or an old cover page before a document is finalized, and trimming down a bloated scan (a single high-resolution blank cover page can add several megabytes on its own) before emailing it.
Continue with your PDF
Remove pages FAQs
What happens if I remove every page?
You'll get an error — a PDF needs at least one page. Leave at least one page out of your removal list.
Can I remove non-consecutive pages?
Yes — e.g. "2,4,9" removes just those three pages.
Do I need to account for page numbers shifting as I list multiple pages to remove?
No. Every page number you list is checked against the original document at once, not removed one at a time — so "5, 10, 15" always means those three original page numbers, regardless of order.
Will removing pages break internal links or a table of contents?
It can. If the PDF has bookmarks or internal links pointing to specific pages, those references may not survive a page removal correctly. Check the result before relying on it if the document has heavy internal navigation.
Can I remove pages from a password-protected PDF?
Not yet. Unlock it first, then upload it here.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No — everything runs in your browser using JavaScript.