PDF Page Delete | Remove Pages Locally (Free)
Remove specific pages or page ranges (e.g., 2, 5, 8-10) from any PDF instantly. Everything runs locally in your browser—fast, secure, and private, with no uploads.
How to Use This Tool
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Upload your PDF file
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Enter the page numbers or ranges to delete (e.g., 2, 5, 8-10)
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Preview which pages will be removed
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Click "Delete Pages" to apply changes
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Download your updated PDF instantly
Use Cases & Examples
Remove blank pages
Clean up scanned PDFs by removing blank or duplicate pages.
Remove covers or appendices
Delete unnecessary covers, end pages, or appendices for a cleaner file.
Prepare for sharing or printing
Simplify PDFs before sharing or printing by deleting extra pages.
How PDF Page Deletion Works
pdf-lib loads the PDF and rebuilds it with only the pages you keep.
Page ranges are parsed and validated before performing deletion.
All operations run client-side for security and high performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Is it safe to delete PDF pages online?
A. Yes, deletion is performed entirely in your browser—your files never leave your device.
Q.How do I select pages to delete?
A. Enter page numbers or ranges separated by commas, for example 1-3, 5, 8-10.
Q.Does deleting affect PDF quality?
A. No, quality is preserved because remaining pages are not re-encoded.
Q.Can I delete pages from password-protected PDFs?
A. No, unlock the file first before deleting pages from encrypted PDFs.
Q.Can I delete all pages?
A. No, at least one page must remain in the final PDF.
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