Remove pages you no longer need. Everything runs locally in your browser — your files are never uploaded to a server, no registration is required, and the tool is completely free.
How to Delete Pages
Upload the PDF that contains pages you want to remove.
List the pages to delete — single pages, ranges, or a mix such as "2, 5-8, 14".
Click "Delete" and the tool rebuilds the document without those pages, entirely in your browser.
Download the trimmed PDF; every remaining page keeps its original order, content, and quality.
Features
Delete by Number or Range: Remove a single stray page or a whole block at once using the same "2, 5-8, 14" syntax used across the page tools.
Everything Else Keeps Its Order: The pages you keep stay in exactly the sequence they had before. Only the listed pages disappear — nothing is reshuffled.
Cannot Empty Your Document: The tool refuses a range that would delete every page, so you can never accidentally produce an empty PDF with no content left.
Removes Pages for Real: Deleted pages are dropped from the output file rather than hidden, so their content is not sitting in the PDF waiting to be recovered.
Frequently asked questions
Can I delete all the pages in a document?
No. A PDF must contain at least one page, so the tool rejects a selection that covers the whole document. Leave at least one page in the list of pages to keep.
Does deleting pages change my original file?
No. You download a new PDF with the pages removed while the file on your device stays as it was, so you can always start over from the original.
Should I use Delete Pages or Extract Pages?
Pick whichever list is shorter. If you want to drop three pages from a hundred-page report, use Delete Pages. If you want to keep three pages out of a hundred, use Extract Pages instead.
Will the printed page numbers still line up?
Numbers printed into the original page artwork stay exactly as they were, so a gap can appear in the sequence. Run the result through the Page Numbers tool to stamp fresh, continuous numbering.
Is my file kept private while pages are removed?
Yes. The document is rebuilt in your browser memory and never uploaded, which makes it safe to strip confidential pages out of contracts and reports before sharing them.