Is my original file changed?
No. A new document is created; your source file stays as it was.
Delete Pages
Remove the pages you do not need.
Upload a PDF, choose the pages to delete, and export the rest as a clean document.
This file never leaves your device
Processing happens entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, nothing is sent to us. Close the tab and it's gone.
Check for yourself — open DevTools, go to the Network tab, and run the tool. You'll see no upload.
Selected file
No file selected yet. Upload a PDF to begin.
Action panel
Click thumbnails below to mark the pages to remove. Everything else stays in the exported file.
Free for everyone, no login required.
Everything runs in your browser. Your file is never uploaded.
What this tool does
Shows every page as a thumbnail, lets you select the ones to remove, and exports the document without them.
When to use Delete Pages
- • Blank pages from scanning. Double-sided scanning of single-sided documents produces a blank page between every real one. Removing them halves the document.
- • Internal content. Notes, working pages, or draft comments that should not reach the recipient.
- • Duplicates. Pages that were scanned or merged twice.
- • Trimming before sending. Covers, separators, or boilerplate that adds length without adding value.
Why it is useful
- • It saves time by removing blanks and duplicates visually.
- • It makes documents more readable and easier to share.
- • It avoids sending unrelated pages or notes to clients.
How to use Delete Pages
- 1. Upload the PDF you want to trim.
- 2. Select the thumbnails you want to remove.
- 3. Review the remaining pages.
- 4. Export the cleaned document and download it.
Privacy and safety note
Thumbnails are rendered with pdfjs-dist so you can see what you are removing. pdf-lib then builds a new document containing only the pages you kept. Nothing is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Can I delete a range at once?
Yes. Select the first page in the range and shift-click the last.
Does deleting reduce file size?
Yes, proportionally to what you removed — particularly if the deleted pages contained images.
How is this different from Extract Pages?
Delete removes a selection and keeps the rest. Extract keeps a selection and discards the rest. Use whichever involves fewer clicks.
Is anything uploaded?
No.