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Remove pages from a PDF

Remove pages deletes the pages you don't want and keeps everything else in its original order. Typical uses are dropping blank pages from a scan, removing a cover sheet before forwarding a document, or taking out an outdated appendix.

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You can select pages visually by tapping their thumbnails, or type page numbers if you already know them. Both methods stay in sync, so you can mix them.

How to use Remove pages

  1. Tap Choose a PDF and pick your document. Thumbnails of every page appear.
  2. Tap each page you want to delete. Selected pages are highlighted, and their numbers fill in the page field automatically.
  3. Alternatively, type the pages into the field, for example 1,4,9-12.
  4. Tap Run. A new PDF without those pages downloads, named with _removed at the end.

Key features

  • Tap-to-select page thumbnails, ideal on touch screens.
  • Page number field for long documents, with ranges like 9-12.
  • Remaining pages keep their original quality and order.
  • A safety check stops you from removing every page by mistake.

Supported files

Input: one PDF. Output: a new PDF containing the pages you kept. Your original file is not changed.

Privacy and security

The pages are removed by code running in your browser. The document never leaves your device.

Common problems

Thumbnails take a while to appear.
Every page is drawn on your device. Long or image-heavy PDFs take longer, especially on older phones. You can type page numbers without waiting for all thumbnails.

Tips

  • If you want to keep a small part of a document, selecting the pages to keep with Extract pages is often quicker.
  • Need to reorder as well as delete? Organize PDF does both in one screen.

Frequently asked questions

Is the original PDF changed?

No. A new file is downloaded and the original stays exactly as it was.

Can I undo a removal?

Your original file is untouched, so you can simply run the tool again with a different selection.

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