Delete pages from a PDF — keep what matters.
Drop a PDF, type the pages you want gone (e.g. 2, 5-7), click delete. Output is a smaller PDF without those pages — no upload, no quality loss.
- ✓ Stays in browser
- ✓ No signup
- ✓ Lossless
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How it works.
- Step 01
Drop the PDF
Drag a PDF onto the dropzone or click to browse. The file stays in your browser.
- Step 02
Pick pages to remove
Type a range expression like 2, 5-7. The preview tells you which pages will survive.
- Step 03
Delete
We copy every non-listed page into a fresh document, preserving relative order.
- Step 04
Download
The smaller PDF saves locally. Original is untouched; run again if you missed a page.
About deleting pages.
Are removed pages truly gone?
Yes. We don't hide them — we copy only the pages you wanted to keep into a fresh PDF, then save that. The bytes for removed pages are not in the output.
What if I delete every page?
The action is blocked — the output would be an empty PDF, which most readers reject. Adjust your range so at least one page remains.
Does this preserve form fields, bookmarks, and signatures?
Form fields and per-page bookmarks are preserved on the surviving pages. Document-level digital signatures applied BEFORE deleting become invalid (the bytes change). Sign after deleting if needed.
Why isn't there an undo?
You're downloading a new file — the original PDF on disk is untouched. If you mis-deleted, just re-upload the original and try again.
Will my files upload anywhere?
No. Open DevTools → Network and you'll see exactly zero outbound requests. Everything runs client-side in your browser.
Need to do more than this?
Open the full editor for signing, redaction, watermarks, autofill, and the rest of the toolbelt — same file, no upload, no signup.