A blank page that slipped in while scanning, an internal-only page that shouldn't be submitted, a chapter that got duplicated — if you've ever needed to drop just a few pages from a PDF but couldn't find the right tool, this is the answer. Upload your file and every page fans out as a thumbnail; click the pages you want gone, then remove them all with a single button.
The advantage is that you never have to type out page numbers. You can see the thumbnails, pick several pages at once, and quickly adjust the range with 'Select all' or 'Clear selection'. Pages marked in red are the ones to be deleted. Files up to 200MB are supported.
The deletion happens entirely inside your browser, and your file is never sent to a server. The original file also stays untouched, so if you remove the wrong page by mistake, you can simply start over from the original.
How to Use
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Select a PDF file
Load the PDF you want to clean up. Files up to 200MB are supported.
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Pick pages to delete
Once the page thumbnails appear, click the ones you want to remove. You can select several pages at once.
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Run the delete
Press the delete button and a new PDF is created with the selected pages removed.
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Download
Download the cleaned-up PDF. Your original file stays unchanged.
When It's Useful
At work — strip internal-only pages
Before sharing externally, pull out internal memos or review-only pages so you can hand the file off safely.
Tidy up scans
Spot blank pages or bad shots that crept in during scanning and remove them in one pass, right from the thumbnails.
Students — drop cover and ad pages
Delete the cover, ads, and blank sheets from downloaded material to cut print volume and file size.
Remove duplicate pages
When combining several sources leaves overlapping chapters, pick them out visually for a clean result.
Tips
- If the thumbnails are too small to tell pages apart, look up the page numbers to delete in a separate PDF viewer first.
- When there are many pages to remove, it's faster to hit 'Select all' and then click to deselect only the ones you want to keep.
- If you're keeping far fewer pages than you're deleting, it's faster to use the 'Extract Pages' tool to pull out just the keepers.
- Selecting every page at once blocks the delete, so always leave at least one page.
- If you also want to change page order after deleting, follow up with the 'Reorder Pages' tool.
- For scan cleanup, going delete → merge lets you turn several files into one clean document in one go.
FAQ
Will my original file be damaged?
No. The original is left as-is and a new PDF is created without the selected pages, so the original is never changed or harmed.
How do I select pages?
When you upload a file, every page appears as a thumbnail. Click a page to mark it in red; click again to deselect it.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. Both the thumbnail display and the deletion happen inside your browser, and your file is never sent anywhere.
Can I delete several pages at once?
Yes. Select all the pages you want from the thumbnails and delete them in one go. You can also grab every page at once with the 'Select all' button.
Do thumbnails take long to load?
A PDF with many pages may take a moment to render all thumbnails. Progress is shown on screen.
Does deleting reduce the file size?
Generally the size shrinks by the content of the deleted pages. That said, PDFs with many shared resources like fonts may shrink only slightly.
Can I delete all pages?
A PDF needs at least one page to exist, so deleting all of them isn't possible. Please keep one or more pages and delete the rest.
What's the maximum file size?
Up to 200MB per file is supported.