Remove blank pages
Delete blank scanner pages numbered 3-4 from a 12-page document.
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Remove unwanted pages from a PDF by page range or list.
Delete PDF Pages removes selected pages from a document and produces a new PDF. Enter the page numbers you want to remove, and the remaining pages are saved as a fresh file.
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Tool guidance maintained by Leslie 路 Updated November 6, 2026. Report an incorrect result.
These scenarios explain how to check your own output; they are not claims of a recorded browser test.
Delete blank scanner pages numbered 3-4 from a 12-page document.
Remove draft pages 8-10 before sending a report to a client.
For a twelve-page scan with blank pages at positions 3 and 4, enter 3-4. The intended remaining sequence is 1,2,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12: ten pages, with the former page 5 now in file position 3. Printed labels on those pages are not renumbered.
Do not leave the selection blank: blank input means all pages, and removing every page is rejected. Deletion creates a new document and does not erase the source file. It also does not remove sensitive text from pages you retain; inspect the remaining content and metadata before sharing. A smaller page count does not guarantee a smaller file.
Download the sample input below. The reference output was generated in a local processor test on November 6, 2026.
Open the input and enter 2 in Pages to delete. Select Delete PDF Pages, then download your result.
The saved PDF should have two pages labeled “Synthetic page 1” and “Synthetic page 3”, in that order.
Download the reference output (PDF)They are not included in the new PDF. The original file is never modified.
Yes. Enter values like 2,4 or 3-6,8 to remove multiple ranges in one pass.
No. At least one page must remain. A blank Pages field means all pages and is rejected for deletion; enter an explicit list or range.
Not necessarily. The new file contains fewer pages, but shared resources and PDF rewriting affect its size. Compare the downloaded file with the original.
The original file stays untouched on your device. The deleted-page version is a new file, so you still have the original.