Choose a PDF, click the pages you want to remove so they are marked, then download a copy without them. Runs fully in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and your original file is never changed.
Take pages out of a PDF with one click each: mark the blank scans, duplicates and separator sheets, then download what is left.
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Delete pages from a PDF by clicking them: blank scans, duplicates, cover sheets and separator pages are marked in a thumbnail grid, and the download contains everything except the marked pages.
A scanned 30-page report includes the scanner’s blank back pages after every sheet. You click the nine blanks — the counter confirms 21 pages will remain — and download a clean report a third smaller, with every real page untouched.
The result is rebuilt by copying the unmarked pages, in their original order, into a fresh document with a PDF library in your browser. Pages are copied, not re-rendered, so text stays selectable and quality is exactly the original. The thumbnails are small renders used only as a visual index.
No. Pages are read, marked and rebuilt entirely in your browser; nothing leaves your device.
In the grid, yes — click a marked page again to keep it. After downloading, no: the removed pages are not in the new file, which is why your original stays unchanged on your device as the safety copy.
Usually, yes — removed pages take their images and content with them. Shared resources (fonts used by remaining pages) are kept, so the saving is roughly proportional to what you removed.
Clicking each page is fastest for a handful. For one unbroken range, our Split PDF tool extracts ranges directly; delete-pages shines when the pages to remove are scattered.
Page content and on-page links survive. The document outline is not carried into the rebuilt file, because its entries point at the old page numbers.