Remove pages
PDF → PDFDelete the pages you name and keep everything else.
1 · PDF
Is this PDF password-protected?
Used once, in this tab, to decrypt the file. It is never sent anywhere.
2 · Pages to remove
Everything else is kept.
3 · Result
About Remove pages
A blank page from the scanner, a duplicate signature sheet, an internal note that should not go to the client. Name the pages to delete and everything else is kept, in order, in one file.
How it works
- 1Pick a PDF and check the page count shown beside the heading.
- 2Type the pages to remove, such as 2, 5-7.
- 3Press Remove pages and download the trimmed document.
Questions
- How do I know which page numbers to type?
- Use the numbers your PDF reader shows for the pages themselves, counting from 1 for the first page in the file. If the document has its own printed numbering that starts later — a cover sheet before page 1 — go by position in the file, not by the printed number.
- Can I remove every page?
- No. The tool refuses and tells you why, because a PDF with no pages is not a valid document.
- Is the file smaller afterwards?
- Usually a little, since the removed pages’ content is not copied across. Do not expect a proportional saving: embedded fonts and any images shared between pages are still needed by the pages you kept.
- Can I reorder pages here too?
- Not in this tool. Split PDF can extract pages in any order you write them — 3,1,2 produces a three-page file in that sequence — which covers most reordering needs.
- Is my PDF uploaded when I delete pages from it?
- No. The conversion runs in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly — the file is read into this tab’s memory and written back out there. The site is served as static files from Cloudflare’s edge and has no upload endpoint, no database and no server-side processing. The page ships a Content Security Policy that forbids it from contacting any host other than its own origin, so this is enforced by your browser rather than promised by us.
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This page does the work itself, in this tab. Nothing about your file — not its name, not its contents — is sent to a server. Close the tab and no copy remains.