Removing pages from a PDF is useful when a document contains blank pages, outdated information, duplicate scans, or sections you no longer need. Instead of recreating the document, you can delete selected pages and save a cleaner copy.

How to remove pages from a PDF

1. Open the Remove Pages from PDF tool.
2. Upload your PDF.
3. Select the pages you want to delete.
4. Apply the changes and create the new PDF.
5. Download and review the final document.

Remove a single page from a PDF

If only one page is unnecessary, select that page and remove it. Check the page numbers before saving because the numbering can change after deletion.

Remove multiple pages from a PDF

For a long PDF, remove several pages in one workflow. This is useful for deleting appendices, duplicate scans, blank sheets, or confidential sections before sharing.

Can you remove pages without Adobe Acrobat?

Yes. A browser-based PDF editor can remove pages without desktop software. This is useful when you need a quick PDF cleanup on a computer, tablet, or other supported device.

What to check after deleting PDF pages

• Make sure the correct pages were deleted.
• Check that the remaining page order is correct.
• Open important links and form fields.
• Confirm bookmarks still point to the intended sections.
• Keep the original until the cleaned copy is verified.

Frequently asked questions

Can I remove blank pages from a PDF?

Yes. Select the blank pages and delete them from the document.

Does deleting a PDF page reduce file size?

It can, especially when the removed pages contain large images or scans, although the exact reduction depends on the document.

Remove PDF pages for free

Use FreePDFTools to remove unwanted pages and save a cleaner PDF.