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Delete Pages from PDF Online — Free

Cut the dead weight out of your PDF — blank pages, duplicates, or sections you don't need. Everything runs in your browser, so your file never leaves your device.

Drag & drop your PDF here

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    Page numbers start at 1. Separate with commas; use dashes for ranges.

    How to delete pages from a PDF

    1. Drop your PDF into the box above (or click to browse).
    2. Type the pages to remove — single pages like 2 or ranges like 5-7, separated by commas.
    3. Click Delete Pages and download your cleaned PDF.

    About this free page remover

    Long PDFs collect clutter: blank pages from bad scans, duplicate sheets, draft sections that never should have been shared. This tool removes exactly the pages you name and rebuilds the document with everything else in its original order. Type 2, 5-7 and those pages are gone; the rest of the file — text, images, links — is untouched. The original upload is never modified, so you can always start over.

    Because the whole job runs in your browser with the open-source pdf-lib library, there's no upload queue, no watermark, and no account. Password-protected PDFs can't be opened by browser tools, so unlock the file first if it has a password. Very large documents just need enough free memory in your tab — for typical reports, ebooks and forms it takes seconds.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I list the pages to delete?

    Type page numbers separated by commas, using dashes for ranges — for example 2, 5-7 removes pages 2, 5, 6 and 7. Numbering starts at 1, and anything outside the document's page count is rejected with a clear message.

    Are the remaining pages renumbered?

    The pages stay in their original order; the tool simply drops the ones you named and saves the rest as one clean PDF. If you listed every page by mistake, it stops you instead of producing an empty file.

    Does it change my original file?

    No. The tool only reads your PDF and builds a new one without the deleted pages. Your original stays exactly as it was on your device.