Delete Pages from PDF
Type the pages to delete — like 2,5-7 — and download your PDF without them.
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How to delete pages from a PDF
Select your PDF, type the pages you want gone — single pages (2,5) or ranges (7-9) — and download the cleaned-up document. Blank pages, duplicate scans and unwanted sections disappear in seconds. Prefer to see thumbnails while deciding? Use Organize PDF instead.
Removing what should not be sent
Mark the pages you do not want and save. Everything else is untouched — text stays selectable and images keep their resolution, because pages are copied rather than re-rendered.
The blank pages your scanner added
The most common reason anyone does this. A duplex scanner inserts a blank image for the back of every single-sided sheet, so a 40-page scan is often 20 real pages and 20 blanks, at roughly double the necessary file size.
Do not use this to hide information
Deleting a page genuinely removes it, but only that page. If the sensitive material is on a page you need to keep, deleting is not the answer — use Redact PDF, which destroys the underlying text instead of covering it.
Frequently asked questions
Is my original file changed?
No — you download a new PDF; the original on your device stays untouched.
Can I preview the pages first?
Use the Organize PDF tool for a visual thumbnail view with per-page delete buttons.