Delete pages from a PDF

Remove blank pages, drop an outdated section or put pages in the right order. Review thumbnails before saving a separate PDF copy.

Ordinary PDF editing stays on your device. No account needed.

How it works

  1. Open the page overview

    Open your PDF and choose Pages to see its thumbnails. Adjust the thumbnail size to inspect the document.

  2. Select, delete or reorder

    Select the pages to remove. Use Ctrl or Command to select several pages, or Shift for a range, then choose Delete. Drag thumbnails to change their order.

  3. Check the result and save

    Review the remaining pages and their order. Undo a mistake before saving, then choose Download copy for the updated PDF.

Before you start

  • At least one page must remain in the document. Deleting a page removes everything on that page from the saved copy.
  • To keep selected pages as a separate file instead, use Extract. Page extraction and deletion are different operations.
  • Web PDFs: up to 50 MiB and 200 pages per file. Up to two documents, 100 MiB and 400 pages in total.

Questions and answers

Can I delete several PDF pages at once?

Yes. Select multiple thumbnails with Ctrl or Command, or select a range with Shift, and apply Delete to the selection.

Can I restore a page after deleting it?

Use Undo while the editing session is open. Keep your original PDF as a backup; a downloaded copy no longer contains the pages you removed.

Does deleting pages upload my PDF?

No. Ordinary page organization and PDF saving run locally in your browser. Optional online AI and document translation are separate actions.

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