PDF TOOLS
Delete PDF Pages
Click the pages you don't want and save a PDF without them.
Your files are processed on your device and are never uploaded.
Delete the pages you do not want from a PDF – a blank page the scanner added, an advert in a downloaded e-book, the cover sheet of a report, or pages with information you should not share. Click the pages to remove, check what is left and save a clean PDF.
How to Delete Pages from a PDF
- Choose the PDF. Every page is shown as a thumbnail with its page number.
- Click each page you want to delete. It is marked for removal; click it again to keep it.
- Look over the remaining pages – it is easy to spot a page you clicked by mistake.
- Click Save PDF. The new file contains only the pages you kept, in the same order.
When Deleting Pages Helps
- Smaller uploads: Removing a few pages is the easiest way to get under a portal's size limit before you compress.
- Only what is asked for: Application forms often want one certificate, not the whole scanned bundle.
- Privacy: Leave out bank statement pages or ID pages that are not needed for the job.
- Clean scans: Drop blank backs of single-sided documents scanned in duplex mode.
Delete or Extract?
If you want to drop a few pages, deleting is quickest. If you only want to keep a few pages out of many, it is faster to pick those with Extract Pages from PDF. Both leave the original file untouched and create a new PDF.
Is the Page Really Gone?
Yes. Deleted pages are not hidden – they are simply not copied into the new file, so nobody can recover them from it. Keep in mind that the original PDF on your device still has them. To black out part of a page instead of removing the whole page, use Redact PDF.
Free and Private
Your PDF is edited in your browser and never sent to a server. Pages you keep are copied exactly, so text stays selectable and nothing loses quality.
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