PDFRemove unwanted pages from your PDF.
Drop any page you don't want from a set of thumbnails, then export the rest. The file stays on your device — private and secure.
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Drop your PDF into the box above, and it opens in the editor with every page shown as a thumbnail.
Click the ✕ button on each thumbnail you want removed; the page disappears from the working copy right away.
Click Export PDF. The remaining pages download as a new PDF, in their original order.
Click the ✕ on each thumbnail you want gone; there's no limit to how many. Numbers on the thumbnails count from the first physical page of the file, not the numbers printed on the pages, so a cover sheet is page 1 even if it's unnumbered.
No. Pages are removed in your browser using JavaScript, and the document never leaves your device unless you pick a server-powered export format (compressed, OCR or Word, for example), email the result, or save it to My Files; those transfers use an encrypted connection.
Yes. Every page in the document renders as a thumbnail in the editor before you delete anything, so you can check exactly what you're removing rather than working from page numbers alone.
Usually, but not always in proportion. Removing a page removes its content, yet resources shared across pages, such as embedded fonts and repeated images, stay in the file as long as any remaining page uses them. To reduce the result further, run it through Compress PDF.
Last updated: July 8, 2026