Remove PDF pages in your browser
Scanned packets are full of blank separator sheets, duplicate pages, and covers nobody needs. Open your PDF, see every page as a thumbnail, click away the ones you don’t want, and save a clean copy. The rest of the document stays exactly as it was.
- See a thumbnail of every page, so you don’t delete the wrong one.
- Remove as many pages as you want in one go.
- Your document stays on your device the whole time.
- Rotate or reorder pages in the same view if you need to.
How to use Remove PDF pages
- Open your PDF and wait for the page thumbnails to appear.
- Click remove on each page you don’t want, then check what’s left.
- Click Save organized PDF to download the cleaned-up file.
Technical notes & limits
- At least one page has to stay in the document.
- This removes whole pages and doesn’t edit text on the pages you keep. The 100 MiB and 120-second limits apply.
Thumbnails stop costly mistakes
Deleting pages by number is risky when a document has an unnumbered title page or appendices. Here you can actually see each page before it goes, so blank scans, duplicates, and draft notes are easy to spot.
Check references after you delete
Removing a page shifts the page numbers of everything after it. If your document has a table of contents, cross-references, or numbered exhibits, give them a quick look. Also note that this deletes whole pages. To hide sensitive text on a page you’re keeping, use Redact PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Can I delete pages from the middle of a PDF document?
Yes. Remove any pages you like, from the start, middle, or end. The remaining pages close up the gap automatically.
Can I undo a page removal before exporting?
Yes. Click Reset edits in the toolbar to bring every page back before you save.
Is a removed page permanently gone from the exported PDF?
Yes. The new PDF is written without those pages. If the sensitive content is on a page you’re keeping, use Redact PDF instead.