Deleting pages is the right tool when you want to keep almost all of a document and drop a few: a blank sheet between chapters, a cover page, an internal note, or a duplicate scan.
How to delete PDF pages
- Open the Delete PDF Pages tool and upload your file.
- Enter the pages to remove, for example
1, 5, 8-9. - Download the new PDF with those pages gone and the rest in their original order.
Delete, extract, or split: which one?
- Delete PDF Pages removes a few pages and keeps the rest. Best when you want most of the document.
- Extract PDF Pages keeps a chosen few and discards the rest. Best when you want a small part.
- Split PDF cuts one file into several by range. Best when you need every section as its own file.
Tips
- Page numbers count from the start of the file and may not match any printed page numbers.
- To find blank pages in a long scan quickly, try Remove Blank Pages, which detects them for you.
- If you meant to reorder rather than remove, use Reorder PDF Pages.
Frequently asked questions
Does deleting pages renumber the rest?
The remaining pages keep their content and relative order. Any printed page numbers inside the document are not updated, since they are part of the page design.
Can I get a deleted page back?
Not from the result. Keep your original file; the output is a new PDF and your upload is deleted automatically.
Is my file stored?
No. The upload and the new file are deleted automatically a short time after processing.
Open Delete PDF Pages to trim your document.