Remove PDF Pages

Drop pages you don’t need from a PDF

Remove PDF Pages deletes the specified pages from each selected PDF and creates a separate copy for each input. It is handy for cutting a blank scan, a cover sheet, an internal note, or a stray ad page before you send a document to someone. Because the whole job happens inside your browser, it works on a school laptop, a phone, or a locked-down work machine without installing anything.

How to use it

1. Drag your PDF onto the drop zone, or click to pick a file. Select the PDFs you want to process.
2. In the Pages to remove field, type the page numbers you want gone. Pages count from 1. Use commas for separate pages (2,4) and a hyphen for a span (5-8), or mix both (1,3,10-12).
3. Click Remove Pages. The tool rebuilds the PDF without those pages.
4. Download the trimmed file. Your original is untouched.

A quick tip: if a number falls outside the document, it is simply ignored, so you don’t have to be exact about the last page. Just remember you cannot strip out every page, since a PDF needs at least one to stay valid.

Why do it here

It is fast because nothing has to travel to a server and back. You pick the pages, the file is rewritten on the spot, and the download is ready in a moment. It is private for the same reason: the PDF is read and saved locally, which matters for contracts, statements, medical forms, and anything you would not email to a stranger. And it is free with no account, no watermark, and no daily cap.

Batch processing

Select multiple files, set the shared options, and click Process. Each input gets its own result; download results individually or together as a ZIP.