Delete Pages From a PDF Online — Free, No Upload
Tap the pages you don't need, and download a PDF with only the ones you kept.
100% in your browser — files never uploaded
How to delete pages from a PDF
Drop your PDF and every page renders as a thumbnail with its page number. Tap each page you want to remove — it dims with an X to show it's marked — then tap Delete pages. The tool rebuilds a new PDF containing only the pages you kept, in their original order.
Page numbers match your PDF viewer
The number on each thumbnail is the same page number you'd see in Adobe Reader, your browser's PDF viewer, or any other reader — so if a colleague tells you "remove page 4," you can find and tap page 4 here directly, no counting required.
What happens to the pages you remove
Removed pages aren't edited or blanked out — they're excluded entirely when the new PDF is rebuilt, so the file gets smaller and the remaining pages renumber naturally from 1. At least one page must stay in the document; the tool won't let you delete every page.
Remove Unwanted Pages From a PDF — No Upload, No Signup
Blank cover sheets, duplicate scans, a stray page that doesn't belong, or an outdated appendix — deleting a handful of pages from an otherwise-fine PDF shouldn't require installing software or uploading a private document to a stranger's server. This tool renders every page as a thumbnail, lets you tap the ones you don't want, and rebuilds a clean PDF from only the pages you kept, entirely inside your browser.
Tap to Mark, Then Rebuild
Each page thumbnail is numbered to match exactly what you'd see in your PDF viewer, so following an instruction like "delete pages 2 and 5" is a direct tap-and-confirm action rather than a guessing game. Marked pages dim with a clear X overlay before you commit, and the tool blocks you from accidentally deleting every page in the document — at least one page always has to remain.
Private, Local Processing
The PDF is loaded, its pages are read, and the new file is assembled entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored on a server at any point. That matters for contracts, statements, ID documents and anything else you'd rather not hand to a third-party upload tool just to remove a page or two.
Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF uploaded when I delete pages from it?
No. Every step — loading, marking pages, and rebuilding the file — happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
Do the page numbers match what I see in my PDF viewer?
Yes — each thumbnail's number matches the page number in Adobe Reader, browser PDF viewers, and other readers, so you can follow instructions like "delete page 4" directly.
Can I delete every page in the PDF?
No — at least one page has to remain. If you try to remove all of them, the tool blocks the action and asks you to keep at least one.
Does deleting pages reduce the file size?
Yes. The rebuilt PDF only contains the pages you kept, so the file size drops roughly in proportion to how many pages were removed.
Will the remaining pages keep their original page numbers?
The pages keep their original content and order, but since the file is rebuilt from only the kept pages, they'll renumber sequentially from 1 in the new document — just like removing pages in any PDF editor.
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OpenData verified: 2026-07-11 · All processing happens in your browser — no files are ever uploaded.