PDF Tools
Remove Pages From a PDF
Strip out blank pages, cover sheets, or anything you don't need. Enter the page numbers to remove and download a clean copy of the rest.
Click to choose a PDF file or drag and drop here
Add one PDF, then tell us which pages to remove.
Your edited PDF is ready:
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How It Works
The page numbers you enter are parsed into a list of individual pages (ranges like "7-9" expand automatically), then pdf-lib removes each of those pages from the document, starting from the highest page number so earlier removals don't shift the numbering of pages still to be deleted. The remaining pages are saved as a new PDF.
Tips for Best Results
- Double-check page numbers in your PDF viewer before entering them here — the numbering should match what the viewer displays on-screen for that document.
- Ranges and individual numbers can be mixed freely in one entry — "1, 3-5, 8" removes five pages total (1, 3, 4, 5, and 8) in a single pass.
- The tool blocks removing every page, since a zero-page PDF isn't a valid document — you'll always be left with at least one page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What format should I use for the page list?
Separate individual page numbers with commas and use a dash for a range — for example, "2, 4, 7-9" removes pages 2, 4, 7, 8, and 9.
What happens if I try to remove every page?
The tool blocks this and shows an error, since a PDF with zero pages isn't a valid document — leave at least one page in place.