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Delete pages from a PDF
Name the pages you do not want — a blank page, a cover sheet, an appendix — and download the document without them. Everything else stays in order.
Delete PDF pages
Say it the way you would say it to a person. Your words are matched to one of 18 tools by readable rules, and the tool runs right here in your browser. No upload, no account.
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How to delete pages from a PDF
- Drop the PDF into “Your files”.
- Say “delete page 2” or “remove pages 5-8”. In the settings form, enter the pages to remove.
- Check the new page count in the answer.
- Download the shorter PDF from Results.
Things you can type: delete page 2 remove page 1 from this pdf
Remove, not extract
The pages you name are the ones that go; every other page stays, in its original order. That is the opposite of extracting, where the pages you name are the only ones kept. If you would rather list what to keep, use extract in the PDF page editor.
Page numbers are the PDF’s own count from the first page, which can differ from the numbers printed on the pages when there is a cover or front matter.
Removed pages are really gone
The new document is built from the pages you keep, so the removed pages are not hidden inside it. Removing every page is refused rather than producing an empty file.
That makes it useful before sharing: drop the internal cover sheet, the blank page a scanner added, or the appendix a recipient does not need, and send only the rest. The original file on your device is left as it was.
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Questions
Delete PDF pages: common questions
Can I remove several pages at once?
Yes. Name them with commas and ranges, such as 2,5,9-12.
Does it change the pages I keep?
No. They are copied across as they were, with their text, links and size.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. It is rebuilt in this browser tab.