Delete Pages from a PDF
Remove the pages you don't need and download the trimmed PDF — all in your browser.
Delete PDF Pages
🔒 Your PDF is processed entirely inside your browser using JavaScript — it is never uploaded to any server.
🔒 Nothing you enter is sent anywhere or stored. All processing happens in your browser.
Features
Remove any pages by number
Delete a single page, a range, or several at once using plain page numbers like 2, 5-6 — the rest of the document is kept exactly as it was.
Your source file is never changed
Deleting builds a brand-new trimmed PDF from the pages you keep; the original on your device stays untouched, so you can redo it differently any time.
Nothing is uploaded
The PDF is read and rebuilt entirely inside your browser, so contracts, statements and scans never touch a server.
No signup, no watermark
There is no account to create and no watermark stamped on the result — just the trimmed file, ready to use.
How it works — in four simple steps
No signup, nothing to install — it all runs in your browser.
Choose a PDF
Drag in or select the PDF you want to trim. The tool reads how many pages it has.
List the pages to delete
Type the pages to remove using single numbers and ranges, for example 2, 5-6.
Delete the pages
Press Delete pages — the remaining pages are copied into a new document on your device.
Download
Download the trimmed PDF, containing everything except the pages you removed.
How it works
Long PDFs often carry pages you don't want to keep — a blank separator, a cover sheet, duplicate scans, or an appendix. Rather than printing and re-scanning, you can simply delete those pages and keep the rest.
Load the file, list the pages to remove using single numbers and ranges (for example 2, 5-6), and the tool rebuilds the PDF from only the pages you kept. It won't let you delete every page, so you always end up with a usable document.
The work is done with pdf-lib in your browser — your file is never uploaded, which matters for anything containing personal or financial information.
Examples
When to use it
Drop blank or separator pages
Scanners often insert blank pages between documents; remove them so the finished PDF reads cleanly.
Cut a cover sheet or appendix
Send just the part someone needs by deleting the fax cover, title page, or a long appendix.
Remove duplicate scans
Tidy a batch scan where a page was fed twice, without re-scanning the whole stack.
Tips for the best results
- Count from the printed order. Use the page numbers as they appear when you scroll the document, starting at 1 — not any number printed on the page itself.
- Combine ranges and singles. You can mix them freely, like 1, 4-6, 9, to remove several sections in one pass.
- Keep the original. The tool never edits your source file, so if you delete too much, just start again from the untouched PDF.