Delete Pages from a PDF
Remove unwanted PDF pages and save a new copy. Enter the page numbers to delete without uploading your document.
Let’s delete pdf pages.
Add pdf files to get started.
Three steps. One less task.
- 01
Open the PDF and count page positions from the first page.
- 02
Enter the pages to remove, such as 2, 5-7, while leaving at least one page.
- 03
Export and confirm that all required pages remain in their original order.
Good to know
All content on the selected pages is removed from the output. At least one page must remain. Your original file is unchanged, so you can start again with a different selection.
Remove unwanted PDF pages and keep the rest in order
This tool creates a copy containing every page except the positions you select. It accepts individual numbers and ascending ranges, and it keeps the remaining pages in their original order. Page 1 means the first page in the file, even if the document's printed numbering starts later.
Deleting a whole page is different from redacting a name, account number or paragraph on a page you retain. Content on retained pages is copied. Removing pages can reduce file size, but there is no byte-size target and no guarantee that deleting a small page will make a large PDF fit an upload limit.
A few things you might ask.
Can I delete every page?
No. A valid output must retain at least one page. If you know the pages you want to keep, Extract PDF pages may be easier.
Will this remove a name printed on a remaining page?
No. The tool removes complete pages only. It does not edit, cover or sanitize content on the pages kept in the output.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
This tool processes files on your device. Moving a file between Fitabyte tools uses a one-use browser handoff that expires after 10 minutes; abandoned handoffs are cleared on your next visit. Your original stays unchanged.
Can I use this tool on my phone?
Use a current browser and keep the tab open during processing. Available memory and processing speed depend on your device; start with a smaller file for large PDFs or video.