Delete pages from a PDF by clicking the ones you don't want or typing their numbers. The file is processed in your browser, so you can remove a page from a PDF without uploading it.
How to delete pages from a PDF
- Click "Choose file" and open your PDF.
- Click the pages you want to remove, or type numbers like 1-3, 7 and press "Select pages".
- Check the counter, then click "Save PDF".
- Click "Download" to get the shorter file.
Delete pages or extract pages?
Both tools give you a shorter PDF, so pick the one that needs fewer clicks. If you're dropping a blank page, a cover sheet or a few pages of terms from a long document, mark those here. If you only want to keep a handful of pages out of many, Extract pages is faster, because you select what stays instead of what goes.
Selected pages get a red outline, and a counter shows how many of the total will be removed, so you can double-check before saving.
Frequently asked questions
Will the remaining pages lose quality?
No. The pages you keep are copied as they are and nothing is re-rendered. Text stays searchable and images stay sharp.
Can I delete every page?
No. A PDF needs at least one page, so the tool won't let you remove them all. Leave at least one page unselected.
How does typing page numbers work?
Type single pages and ranges separated by commas, such as 2, 5-8, 12, then press "Select pages". This replaces your current selection, so you can type first and then click thumbnails to adjust.
What is the new file called?
Your original name with "-edited" added, for example lease-edited.pdf. The original file on your device stays as it was.
Can I remove pages from a PDF on my phone?
Yes. Tap the thumbnails to mark pages in any modern mobile browser on iPhone or Android. The site also works offline after your first visit.
Why can't I open my PDF?
If it's password-protected, it can't be processed yet; unlocking is planned. Very large files over about 200 MB may also fail on phones because of limited memory.