How to use it
- Open a PDF up to 25 MB and 150 pages.
- Click page previews or enter ranges such as 2, 4–6. At least one page must remain.
- Download the new PDF and confirm the remaining pages are in the correct order.
How it works
The tool copies the retained pages into a new PDF in their original order. It removes page annotations, and document-level features such as bookmarks, forms, and signatures may be lost. Use a dedicated redaction tool if confidential material must be removed from page content or shared resources.
When to use it
- Remove a blank page added by a scanner.
- Discard a duplicate scan in a multi-page PDF.
- Trim obsolete pages from a handout before sharing it.
Remove a range from a six-page PDF
Enter 2, 4–5 in the page range field to remove pages 2, 4, and 5. The new PDF contains pages 1, 3, and 6 in that order. Use the thumbnail numbers to check the file’s page positions if its printed page numbers differ.
What happens to your data
Page previews and the output are created on your device. Neither version is uploaded. Your original file stays on disk as it was.
Frequently asked questions
Can I delete several pages at once?
Yes. Type comma-separated page numbers and ranges, or use the preview buttons to select the pages.
Can I delete every page?
The tool requires at least one page in the output. Clear one selection before you continue.
What happens to links, comments, or forms?
The tool strips page annotations and creates a new document. Review the copy before relying on an interactive form or signed file.
Can I use page removal to redact text?
Use a dedicated redaction tool for text or images that must disappear from a retained page. Shared PDF resources may still contain information from the original.