Delete the pages you do not need and keep everything else. Remove a single page or several at once.
Take out the pages you do not want and keep the rest as one file.
Drop it into the box above, or click to choose a file — no download and no sign-up needed.
Type the pages to delete, such as 3, 7, 11-13.
Everything you did not mark stays, in its original order, and saves straight to your device.
A deleted page is genuinely gone from the new file.
It is not hidden and not covered over: the page is not written into the new document at all, so it cannot be recovered from it by scrolling, searching or selecting text. That matters when the reason for deleting it is that somebody should not read it.
If you need to keep the page but hide what is on it, redact it instead of removing it.
Pick whichever is less typing.
Removing everything except pages 4-9 and extracting pages 4-9 give you the same document. If you are keeping most of the file, remove the few you do not want. If you are keeping only a little of it, extract what you need.
Only the count changes.
A 20-page PDF with three pages removed becomes a 17-page PDF, with every remaining page in its original order and at its original quality. Page numbers printed inside the document are part of the page image and are not renumbered, so a document that printed “Page 5 of 20” still says so.
Open the PDF in the tool above, type the pages you want gone as a list such as 3, 7, 11-13, then remove. Everything you did not mark is kept, in its original order, and you download the result as a new file.
Yes. Type several numbers and ranges together — 1, 4, 9-12 — and they are all removed in one step.
Yes. The page is not included in the new file at all, so it cannot be recovered from it by scrolling, searching or selecting text. Your original PDF is a separate file and still has every page.
No. The remaining pages keep their original order, content and quality. Only the total page count changes. Page numbers printed inside the document are part of the page itself and are not renumbered.
Yes — no charge, no account needed, and no watermark on the file you get back.
Use Extract PDF Pages instead. It is the same result with less typing: name the pages to keep rather than the many you do not.
No upload — removing pages happens entirely in your browser on your own device, so your files never leave your computer and are never sent to any server.
Yes. EZ PDF Editor runs in your phone's browser, so you can remove pages on iPhone, iPad or Android with no app to install.
Yes. Scans work exactly the same way — the blank page a scanner added is one of the most common things people remove, and taking it out never re-compresses the pages that remain.
You can remove pages from PDFs of up to 300 pages or 60 MB, which covers scanned bundles, contracts and large reports.
Delete the pages you do not need and keep the rest — free, no watermark, no sign-up.
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