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Delete Pages from PDF

Use Delete PDF Pages when a document includes blanks, duplicates, cover sheets, or pages that should not be shared.

InputPDFOutputPDFLimit25 MB per filePagesUp to 100ProcessingBrowser processing

Core tools can be used without creating an account.

Supported formats and limits are shown before processing.

Processed locally in your browser. Your file is not uploaded to our server.

Updated 2026-07-10. This workflow is processed locally in the browser and has passed the core file, processing, and download check.

Choose files

PDF - up to 25 MB

PDF

Browser processing limit

Files stay on your device. The result is created in this browser session.

  • Page ranges must match pages that exist in the PDF.
  • Password-protected PDFs may need to be unlocked first.

Choose files to process locally

or click to choose from your device

No files selected yet.

Status: Waiting for files

  1. Reading file
  2. Validating PDF
  3. Processing locally
  4. Creating result
  5. Ready

Files stay on your device. The result is created in this browser session.

Use cases

Removing blank pages

Cleaning scan batches

Preparing client packets

Reducing file length

Limits

Deleting pages keeps the remaining page content intact. Review bookmarks, visible page numbers, and form references after removal.

  • Page ranges must match pages that exist in the PDF.
  • Password-protected PDFs may need to be unlocked first.

Steps

  1. Choose a PDF from your device.
  2. Enter the pages to remove, such as 2, 5-7, or 10.
  3. Create a local copy with those pages removed and download the result.

File handling

The page selection is processed locally and is not sent to the PDFToolkit server.

  • The original file stays unchanged.
  • Invalid page ranges are rejected before result creation.
  • The result is created in the current browser session.

Delete PDF Pages FAQ

Does deleting pages change the original PDF?

No. The browser creates a new output copy with the selected pages removed. Keep the original file until the cleaned copy has been reviewed.

Why do printed page numbers differ from PDF page positions?

Printed numbers are page content and may not match the physical page positions used by the tool, especially when covers, blanks, or appendices are present.

How should I verify the result before sharing it?

Open the output, compare the page count, check the first and last remaining pages, and review bookmarks, links, forms, and visible page references when they matter.