Delete PDF pages
Remove unwanted pages and keep everything else in order.
- 1Choose files
- 2Adjust your options
- 3Preview & save
Free to use. No added watermarks.
Drop a file here
Or choose from your device. Your originals stay unchanged.
PDF · 25 MB per PDF · 300 pages total · 50 MB total · max. 20 files
Processed on your device. No file upload.
How to use Delete PDF pages
- Choose a pdf file.
- Adjust the available options and process your file.
- Review the result, then copy or download it.
When to use Delete PDF pages
Remove cover sheets or irrelevant pages. Enter page numbers or ranges, then confirm the remaining pages in the output. At least one page must remain.
Supported formats and limits
PDF → PDF. At least one page must remain. Encrypted PDFs are unsupported; signatures and document-level features may not carry over.
Remove a cover without losing the handout
Choose our original three-page practice PDF and enter 1 in Pages to remove. The new PDF should contain Packing list, then Contact note. The original keeps all three pages.
Check which page number you are removing
Selections refer to the PDF page position, starting at 1, rather than a number printed on the page. Enter 1, 3 to remove the cover and contact note from the sample, leaving only Packing list. For a longer document, a range such as 4-6 removes all three positions.
Removing a page is not redacting a sentence
This tool removes entire pages. It cannot hide private text on a page you keep. Read every remaining page before sharing a document containing personal information. At least one page must remain, and page changes can affect forms, bookmarks or signatures. Keep the original separately.
About this tool
Why can I not remove every page?
A usable output needs at least one page. Choose a smaller removal range, or clear the source if you no longer want to work on it.
Can I erase a name on a page?
No. This tool deletes whole pages and is not a redaction tool. Private text on a retained page stays in that page.
Does my original file lose those pages?
No. The browser creates a separate PDF. Check the new document before sharing it; your selected original is unchanged.