PDF Page Deleter
Remove the pages you do not need. Type page numbers and ranges, click the bin on any thumbnail, or let the tool find blank pages – such as the empty backs of scanned sheets – and mark them for you. Deleted pages are greyed out so you can check before saving, and the PDF never leaves your device.
- Files stay on your device
- No sign-up
- Free to use
How to use PDF Page Deleter
- Drop a PDF onto the page.
- Type pages to delete, click thumbnails or find blank pages.
- Check the greyed-out pages.
- Save the PDF without them.
PDF Page Deleter features
Ranges
“1, 4-6, end” marks pages in one go.
Thumbnail toggles
Click the bin to delete or keep a page.
Blank page finder
Detects nearly white pages, ignoring scanner edges.
Review first
Marked pages stay visible until you save.
Lossless
Remaining pages are copied unchanged.
Private
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When to use PDF Page Deleter
- Removing empty backs from duplex scans.
- Deleting cover pages, adverts or instructions.
- Cutting confidential pages before sharing.
- Trimming exported reports.
PDF Page Deleter FAQ
How does blank page detection work?
Each page is rendered at a small size and the share of dark pixels is measured, ignoring a thin border where scanners leave shadows. Pages with almost no ink are marked. Pages with faint content may be marked too, so check them.
Can I undo a deletion?
Yes, until you save: click the page again or “Keep all pages”.
What does “end” mean in a range?
The last page, so “10-end” deletes everything from page 10.
Is the deleted content really gone?
Yes. The new file is built only from the pages you keep; deleted pages are not hidden, they are not included.
Can I delete every page?
No. At least one page must remain.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. It is processed on your device.
Removing pages from a PDF
Deleting pages is one of the most common PDF edits: dropping an empty last page, removing a cover, cutting confidential sections before sharing, or cleaning up a scan. The tool builds a new document that contains only the pages you keep, which is safer than hiding pages and keeps the file small.
Scanned documents often contain blank pages. Duplex scanners scan both sides of every sheet, including sides with nothing on them, and the result is a PDF with every other page empty. The blank page finder renders each page, measures how much of it is not white and marks pages below a small threshold, ignoring the border where scanners create dark edges.
Because faint pencil marks or very light text could be mistaken for blank, marked pages stay visible in grey with a clear label, so you can review them and keep any that matter before saving.
Saving copies the remaining pages in their order with pdf-lib. Their text, images and quality are unchanged, and nothing is uploaded.