Got a PDF with a blank scanner page, a duplicate, or a confidential page you need to strip out before sending? You can remove pages from a PDF right in your browser and export a clean copy, without installing anything or creating an account.
Select the pages you do not want and delete them, or keep just a range and drop the rest. The original file on your computer is never touched, and because the work happens locally, nothing is uploaded to a server.
It is free with no watermark and no page limit, so you can trim a two-page form or a 200-page report the same way.
Your files stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.
Deleting pages keeps one document and simply drops the pages you do not want. If you instead need two separate files — say, pulling chapter two out into its own PDF — you can do that here too by keeping only the pages you want and exporting, then repeating for the other range. Either way the original file stays intact on your device.
The usual suspects: blank pages a scanner inserted between sheets, a cover or instruction page you do not need to forward, duplicate scans, and confidential pages (like a salary or signature page) that should not go to everyone. Remove them, export, and the recipient only sees what you meant to send.
Open the PDF, select the page thumbnail you want to remove, delete it, and export the remaining pages as a new file.
Yes. You can delete multiple pages in one session, or keep only a chosen range and drop the rest.
No. Your original stays untouched; the changes only apply to the new PDF you export.
Yes. It is free with no signup, no upload, and no watermark on the result.
Yes. Pages you keep are copied as they are, so text and images are unchanged.