What is Remove Pages?
Remove Pages deletes the pages you do not need from a PDF and gives you back a clean file with everything else untouched. You enter the page numbers or ranges to remove, and the remaining pages keep their original order.
Common uses
- Dropping blank or cover pages. Take out scanner-blank pages, fax covers or title sheets before sharing.
- Removing sensitive pages. Delete a page with personal details before the document goes to someone else.
- Trimming long reports. Cut appendices or duplicate pages to make the file shorter.
- Cleaning scans. Remove accidental duplicate scans from a batch.
| Input | One PDF |
|---|---|
| Output | PDF without the removed pages |
| How you choose | Page numbers or ranges, such as 2, 5-7 |
| Size limit | 50 MB per file |
| Sign-up | Not required |
Tips for best results
- Check page numbers in a PDF viewer first so you remove the right ones.
- Keep a copy of the original in case you remove a page by mistake.
- Want the opposite — keep only some pages? Use Extract Pages.
- A range that matches no real page is rejected instead of silently returning an unchanged file.