Remove pages from a PDF by selecting them on a thumbnail grid — blank pages, fax covers, wrong scans — and save the rest. Local, free, no watermark.
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Processed privately in your browser — files never leave your device
Drop a PDF here or click to choose
Up to 25 files, 200.0 MB each — nothing is uploaded
Thumbnails make blank pages easy to spot, which matters when the page numbers printed on the document no longer match the PDF's own numbering.
Input
scan-batch.pdf (30 pages) with blank reverse sides at pages 4, 9, 17 and 22Output
A 26-page PDF with those four pages removed and everything else untouched.Delete PDF Pages is the fastest way to clean a document: every page appears as a thumbnail, you click the ones to remove (shift-click for runs of pages, invert for "keep only these"), and save. The remaining pages become a new PDF; your original is never modified.
Undo/redo means an over-eager selection is never a problem, and the tool refuses to delete every page — there's always a document left. Because the grid is the same organizer used by the reorder tool, you can also rotate or reorder surviving pages in the same pass instead of round-tripping through multiple tools.
Scans are the classic use case: feeder double-grabs, blank backs of single-sided originals, and cover sheets all disappear in seconds — locally, without the document ever leaving your machine.
Drop a PDF into the tool.
Click the thumbnails of pages to delete — shift-click for ranges, or invert to keep only a selection.
Press Delete in the toolbar; undo is available if you change your mind.
Click Save and download the trimmed PDF.
Page deletion removes pages and their annotations; document-level bookmarks that pointed at removed pages may become inert in some viewers. Documents over 2,000 pages are rejected to protect browser memory.
Drop the PDF here, click the pages to remove on the thumbnail grid, press Delete, and save. The trimmed file downloads immediately — no Acrobat, no account, and the document never leaves your browser.
Yes, twice over: the toolbar has undo/redo (up to 50 steps), and the output is a new file, so your original PDF still has every page.
Select the pages you want to keep, then click Invert in the toolbar — the selection flips to everything else, and Delete removes them. Alternatively, the Extract PDF Pages tool builds a new PDF from a selection directly.