Delete PDF Pages
Pick the pages to lose. The rest comes back as it was.
Everything happens on this device. No upload, no copy kept.
How to use
- Choose a PDF or drop it on the box.
- Click the pages you want gone, or type a range like 2-4, 9.
- Download. The pages you kept are copied as they were, not re-rendered.
Examples
A scan with a blank back page
Double-sided scanning leaves every second page empty. Mark the even pages and the file halves in size without touching the rest.
A report with an internal appendix
Send the first twelve pages and keep the rest. Typing 13- removes everything from page 13 on.
One page out of a contract
A signature page that belongs to someone else comes out on its own, and the page numbers printed on the others stay as they were.
Keeping pages rather than dropping them
If the list of pages to keep is shorter than the list to drop, the splitter asks the question the other way round. PDF Split
FAQ
Is the file uploaded?
No. The PDF is read and rewritten in your browser; nothing is sent to a server and nothing is stored.
How is this different from the split tool?
Same machinery, opposite question. The splitter takes the pages you name; this one takes everything except the pages you name. Use whichever list is shorter to type. PDF Split
Does deleting pages lose quality?
No. The pages that stay are copied as they are — text stays selectable, images are not recompressed, and the file gets smaller only because there is less in it.
How do I type the pages?
Single numbers and ranges, separated by commas: 2-4, 9. A trailing dash means "to the end", so 13- is page 13 onwards. Korean keyboards produce full-width commas and wave dashes, and both are understood.
Can I delete every page?
No. A PDF with no pages is not a PDF, so that is refused rather than written out as an empty file.
Does it work on a password-protected PDF?
No. An encrypted file is refused rather than half-opened, the same as in the other PDF tools here.