Remove Pages from PDF Tool

Why Would You Remove Pages from a PDF?

PDFs often have pages you do not need — a blank back page, a cover sheet, a legal disclaimer, or pages that are not relevant to the person you are sending the file to. Removing them makes the document cleaner and smaller. You should not need specialist software to do this, and you certainly should not need to send your file to a third-party server.

Situations Where This Helps

• Remove Blank Pages: Scanners often add blank pages when scanning double-sided documents. Delete them quickly here.
• Strip Cover Pages: Remove a title page or cover sheet before embedding a PDF in a document.
• Share Relevant Sections Only: Extract just the pages a colleague needs by removing everything else.
• Clean Up Merged PDFs: After merging multiple PDFs, remove any duplicate or unwanted pages.
• Remove Confidential Pages: Strip out pages with sensitive information before sharing a report externally.

How to Remove Pages

1. Click "Choose PDF File" — the tool loads your PDF and shows each page as a clickable button.
2. Click the pages you want to remove. They highlight in purple when selected.
3. Click "Remove Selected Pages" — the tool removes those pages and the download starts automatically.

Things to Know

Q: Can I undo a removal?
A: No — the download happens automatically after removal. Keep a copy of your original PDF before using this tool if you might need to undo.

Q: Can I remove multiple pages at once?
A: Yes. Click as many pages as you want before clicking the remove button.

Q: Is my PDF sent to a server?
A: No. Page removal happens locally in your browser using PDF-lib. Your file never leaves your device.