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Delete PDF Pages

Removes the pages you list, such as 2,4,7-9, and saves the remaining pages as a new PDF. The original file is not modified.

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Pages to Delete

Enter page numbers or ranges. These pages will be removed from the PDF.

How to Use

1Drop a PDF onto the upload area, or click to choose one. One file at a time.
2In Pages to Delete, type the pages to remove as numbers and ranges separated by commas, for example 1,3,5-8,12.
3Click Delete Pages.
4Download deleted-pages.pdf with the remaining pages in their original order.

About this tool

Updated September 19, 2026

Removing pages by number

List the pages you do not want, as single numbers or ranges, and the tool saves a new PDF made of every other page in its original order.

The Pages to Delete box accepts comma-separated entries like 1,3,5-8,12. A range such as 5-8 covers pages 5 to 8. The result downloads as deleted-pages.pdf. Only one PDF is processed per run, and the source file itself is never altered. Because the tool writes a fresh file, you can safely try a list, look at the result, and run it again with a different list if you got a page number wrong.

Typical jobs, and a better tool for others

It is ideal when you know which few pages to drop. If you know which few to keep, extract them instead.

• Dropping a cover sheet, a blank page or an outdated appendix from a report before sending it. • Removing pages with private details from a scan before you share the rest. When you want to keep a small part of a large file, Extract PDF Pages saves you typing a long list. To cut one file into several documents, use Split PDF. If the remaining pages are in the wrong order, follow up with Reorder PDF Pages.

What to double-check

There is no preview, invalid numbers are ignored, and metadata may not carry over.

Because you cannot see thumbnails, confirm page numbers beforehand and check the page count of the output. Numbers that fall outside the document are ignored rather than flagged, and a reversed range such as 8-5 selects nothing. Ranges should be written low to high. The remaining pages are copied into a new document, so bookmarks and some document properties of the source may not be preserved. Deleting a page removes it from the new file only; text on other pages that refers to it, such as a table of contents, is not updated. The work is done in your browser and the file is not uploaded.

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Features

One PDF per run, up to 200 MB
Pages are chosen by typing numbers and ranges (1,3,5-8,12); no thumbnail picker
Remaining pages keep their original order
Page numbers that do not exist in the file are ignored
Builds a new document, so the original is left untouched
Runs in your browser; the file is not uploaded

FAQ

Do I click pages to remove them?

No. You type the page numbers or ranges into the Pages to Delete box. Check the page numbers in a PDF viewer first, since there is no preview here.

What if I list a page that is not in the file?

It is ignored, so a typo like page 99 in a 10-page file deletes nothing. Verify the result's page count.

What happens if I delete every page?

The output would contain no pages, which is not a useful PDF. Keep at least one page.

Can I undo a deletion?

The original file on your device is unchanged, because the tool writes a new file called deleted-pages.pdf. Keep the original in case you need the pages back.

Are my files uploaded?

No. The pages are removed in your browser and the PDF is not sent anywhere.

Extract PDF Pages

Type page numbers or ranges and get a new PDF with only those pages.

Split PDF

Cut a PDF into page ranges or fixed-size chunks; get a PDF or a ZIP of PDFs.

Reorder PDF Pages

Rearrange PDF pages by typing the new page order, e.g. 3,1,2,5,4.