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Remove Pages
Delete pages from a PDF for free in your browser. Type the page numbers or ranges to remove, click Delete Pages, and download the trimmed PDF. No upload, no signup.
How to use Remove Pages
- Drop a PDF file.
- Type page numbers to delete.
- Download a trimmed PDF.
How to delete pages from a PDF
PaperKit removes the pages you name and keeps everything else in its original order. Drop the file, type the pages to delete, click Delete Pages, and the trimmed PDF downloads. The document is processed in your browser, not on a server.
Type the pages to delete
Enter single pages, ranges, or a mix separated by commas: 2 removes one page, 4-5 removes two, and 1, 3, 10-25 removes eighteen. Page numbers count from 1 at the start of the file, so check the preview if the document has an unnumbered cover or a table of contents that shifts the printed numbers.
Typical cleanups
Duplex scanners add blank backs, fax and print jobs add cover sheets, and long reports end in appendices nobody needs. Deleting pages is also the quickest way to send only the relevant part of a bank statement, lease, or medical record without opening a full PDF editor. Because the preview shows every page, you can spot the blank or duplicate sheets, type their numbers, and be done in under a minute.
Deleted pages are really gone
Unlike cropping, which only hides content, this tool builds a brand-new PDF and copies over only the pages you kept. The removed pages are not present in the output file at all. Your original file is never modified, so you can always start again from it.
Keeping a few pages? Extract instead
If you want to keep three pages out of forty, listing the thirty-seven to delete is tedious. Use Extract PDF Pages and type the pages to keep. For splitting a document into several files at once, use Split PDF.
No quality loss, no watermark, no upload
Pages are copied byte for byte, so text stays selectable and searchable and images keep their resolution. The trimmed file, paperkit-trimmed.pdf, is created locally in your browser with no account, watermark, or server-side size limit.
Next steps
- Keep only selected pages
- Split a PDF into several files
- Reorder the remaining pages
- Delete pages and compress in one workflow
Related PDF tools
- Extract Pages — Extract specific pages from a PDF into a new file by selecting page numbers or ranges.
- Reorder Pages — Reorder the pages in a PDF using simple drag-and-drop thumbnails.
- Compress PDF — Reduce PDF size by re-encoding images and stripping metadata. Works for most scanned PDFs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I delete pages from a PDF for free?
Drop the PDF on PaperKit Delete PDF Pages, type the page numbers or ranges to remove, such as 2, 4-5, and click Delete Pages. The trimmed file downloads from your browser with no upload.
Can I delete several pages or a range at once?
Yes. Separate pages and ranges with commas. For example 1, 3, 10-25 removes the first page, the third page, and pages ten through twenty-five in one run.
Are the deleted pages really removed from the new file?
Yes. PaperKit creates a new PDF containing only the pages you kept. Removed pages are not hidden or cropped; they are absent from the output.
Does deleting pages reduce the quality of the PDF?
No. The kept pages are copied without re-rendering, so text remains searchable and images keep their original resolution.
Is there a file size or page limit?
There is no server limit because nothing is uploaded. Very large files are limited only by your device memory, and most documents of several hundred pages process in seconds.