When this tool is useful
Removing blank scans, duplicate pages, obsolete appendices, or accidental separators after confirming physical page numbers in a PDF reader.
How local processing works
The browser parses the source, excludes the selected page objects, and writes the survivors in their visible order.
How to use it
- Prepare Delete PDF pages: Work from a copy and confirm source page count, physical page numbers entered as ranges, and at least one retained page. Keep the source unchanged.
- Apply Delete PDF pages: Process locally in the browser. The browser parses the source, excludes the selected page objects, and writes the survivors in their visible order.
- Download and verify: Save under a new name. Reopen the download, compare its page count with source minus deletions, and inspect both sides of every removed position.
Important limitations
Deletion is irreversible in the output; forms, signatures, bookmarks, attachments, annotations, and scripts still require inspection after rewriting.
Verify the downloaded result
Reopen the download, compare its page count with source minus deletions, and inspect both sides of every removed position.
Private by design
Your files stay in this browser. The tool does not upload the source or output to our servers.
Questions and answers
When should I use Delete PDF pages?
Removing blank scans, duplicate pages, obsolete appendices, or accidental separators after confirming physical page numbers in a PDF reader.
What does Delete PDF pages change?
The browser parses the source, excludes the selected page objects, and writes the survivors in their visible order.
Which limits and settings matter?
source page count, physical page numbers entered as ranges, and at least one retained page. Deletion is irreversible in the output; forms, signatures, bookmarks, attachments, annotations, and scripts still require inspection after rewriting.
How do I verify the result?
Reopen the download, compare its page count with source minus deletions, and inspect both sides of every removed position.