Remove Pages from PDF

How to delete pages from a PDF

1. Open your PDF. Drop a PDF into the box above or click to browse. All pages are listed.
2. Mark pages for removal. Click every page you want to delete — marked pages are crossed out in red. Click again to unmark.
3. Remove. Click the Remove button. A new PDF is built from the remaining pages.
4. Download. Save the cleaned copy. Your original file stays untouched as a backup.

When to remove PDF pages

Typical candidates for deletion: blank pages that a duplex scanner inserted, cover sheets and ad pages in downloaded documents, outdated versions inside a combined file, or pages with information that shouldn't be shared — like the salary page of a contract when only the signature page matters. Removing them keeps the file smaller and prevents accidentally sharing more than intended.

The original stays safe

This tool never edits your original file. It builds a brand-new PDF containing only the pages you kept, and you download that copy. If you deleted one page too many, just open the original again — nothing was lost. Before downloading, you can freely toggle pages on and off until the selection is right.

As with every EveryPDF tool, the processing runs entirely in your browser. Documents with sensitive pages — which is exactly what this tool is often used for — are never transmitted anywhere.

Good to know

• At least one page must remain — a PDF cannot have zero pages.
• The remaining pages keep their original order and full quality.
• Removing pages usually shrinks the file, but shared resources (like fonts) mean the reduction isn't always proportional.
• Encrypted PDFs must be unlocked before pages can be removed.