Scanned documents often come with blank backs, fax cover sheets or a stray duplicate page. Instead of re-scanning, open the PDF here, click the thumbnails of the pages you don't want and save a new copy without them. Everything else stays exactly as it was.
Pages are removed in your browser. The file is not uploaded, so you can safely clean up documents that contain personal or business information.
Keep in mind that removing a page takes it out of the document entirely. If you want to hide just a paragraph or a number on a page you keep, use Redact PDF instead.
How to Remove Pages
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Open the PDF
Select the document you want to clean up.
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Select pages
Click thumbnails to mark pages for deletion, or type page numbers such as 2, 5-7.
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Remove
Click Remove pages to build the new file on your device.
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Download
Save the shorter PDF. Your original file is left untouched.
Features
Visual selection
Page thumbnails make it easy to spot blank or duplicate pages before you delete them.
Range input
Prefer typing? Enter page numbers and ranges instead of clicking.
Original untouched
You always download a new file; the PDF on your computer is not modified.
Local processing
Deletion happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
Good to know
- You need to keep at least one page in the document.
- Removing pages does not remove sensitive content from the pages you keep; use Redact PDF for that.
Frequently asked questions
Can I undo a page removal?
Your original PDF is never changed, so if you removed the wrong page just open the original again and repeat the process.
Is the deleted page really gone from the new file?
Yes. The new PDF is built only from the pages you keep; the removed pages are not included in it.
Do I need to upload my document?
No. Remove Pages runs entirely in your browser and the file stays on your device.
How large a PDF can I open?
There is no server-side limit for this tool. Very large files are limited by your device's memory, and thumbnails for long documents may take a moment to load.