Remove PDF Pages
Delete unwanted pages from a PDF and download the result, all in your browser
Supports single page numbers and ranges, separated by commas. You can also select the other way around: click pages below to toggle keep/delete.
Instructions
How to Delete PDF Pages\n\n## What It Does\nRemove unwanted pages from a PDF (ad pages, blank pages, duplicate scans) and generate a new file without affecting the original.\n\n## How to Use\n1. Click or drag a PDF file in, and the tool will read the total page count\n2. In "Pages to delete", enter page numbers, supporting single pages and ranges separated by commas, for example `1,3,5-8`\n3. You can also click the page squares below to toggle them: red with a strikethrough means that page will be deleted\n4. To do the opposite, click "Invert"; to restore everything, click "Reset to no deletion"\n5. After confirming "how many pages to delete and how many to keep", click the button, then download below when processing finishes\n\n## Notes\n- At least 1 page must be kept; the button is disabled when no pages remain\n- Encrypted PDFs or those with an open password cannot be opened; for scans, only pages are removed, and content is not recognized or modified\n- Files are processed entirely locally in your browser and are not uploaded to a server; however, the download is a new file, so please confirm nothing was deleted by mistake before overwriting the original
FAQ
Will my file be uploaded to a server?
No. The entire splitting process is done locally in your browser, and the file contents never leave your device.
Why can't my PDF be opened?
This usually means the file is encrypted or has an open password set. Please open it with the proper permissions and save an unencrypted copy, then use that with this tool.
Can I get the pages back after deleting them?
The original file is not modified. Just upload it again and process it with the new page numbers. The generated file is separate, so deleting the wrong pages will not affect the original.
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