Delete unnecessary pages from a PDF

For anyone cleaning a case file, dropping blank pages or preparing a shorter document before sending it.

Remove unnecessary pages from a PDF and keep a leaner document containing only the material relevant to its intended recipient.

How to use

Open the PDF you want to clean up and identify the page numbers that should be removed.
Enter those pages in the provided field; you can use notation such as 1-3.5 to target several pages.
Run the deletion to generate a new document that no longer contains the selected pages.
Download the resulting PDF and scan through it to confirm that the useful pages are still present.

Example

Before sending a report, a manager removes appendix pages that are not relevant to the recipient. The manager enters the pages to delete, generates the new PDF and then checks that the final document remains coherent.

Limits and formats

Deletion relies on the page numbering of the loaded PDF; confirm the numbers before confirming.
Only one document can be processed at a time, and the file must stay within the displayed 25 MB limit.
Once the new PDF is downloaded, removed pages cannot be restored from that result.
The tool does not choose pages for you; an incorrect range can remove important content.

Where processing happens

Everything happens in your browser. The PDF you load is not uploaded and remains on your device while pages are removed.

Frequently asked questions

How should I write a range of pages to delete?

Use the document page numbers, with a comma to separate individual pages and a hyphen for a range. The notation 1-3.5 is an example of combining several indications. Always review it before running the deletion.

Can I undo the deletion after downloading the file?

No, the downloaded PDF no longer contains the removed pages. To go back, you must start again from the original file. Keep an intact copy before any deletion.

Does the tool show how many pages remain?

The interface displays information about the file and the result, but you should check the final PDF in your reader. This confirms that the count and content match what you expected.