How to Remove Pages from a PDF Online for Free

When you need to remove pages

Scans pull in blank pages, submissions include outdated cover pages, and downloaded reports come with an unwanted appendix. Deleting those pages produces a cleaner, smaller file that's ready to send.

It's also safer than re-saving a whole document: the finished file simply no longer contains the pages you removed.

Removing pages with a live preview

The PDF Delete Pages tool renders a thumbnail of every page so you can see exactly what you're removing. Tap the pages you no longer need, then hit Delete pages — the tool rebuilds the PDF from the pages you kept and downloads it instantly.

Marked pages get a red border; tap one again to keep it. The rebuilt file keeps the content, links and layout of the pages that remain, though document-level bookmarks and metadata may not carry over. Files up to 100 MB and 200 pages are supported in one run.

Getting rid of blank pages too

Blank pages often slip in from double-sided scans or mis-configured exports. The Remove Blank Pages tool detects near-empty pages automatically and strips them out.

Run that first if you're not sure which pages are blank — it keeps the result clean without you hunting through the document manually.

Private, like everything here

Page deletion runs entirely in your browser: pages are rendered with pdf.js for the previews, then the kept pages are reassembled by the in-app Rust/WASM core (with a JavaScript fallback). The pages you remove and the pages you keep never leave your device, so even sensitive documents can be trimmed safely.