How to delete pages from a PDF
Drop the pages you don't need and keep a clean document, without rebuilding it from scratch.
Updated July 5, 2026
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Documents pick up clutter: a blank separator between scans, a cover sheet you don’t need to forward, an internal section that shouldn’t go to a client. Deleting those pages gives you a clean file to share without exporting or reprinting the whole thing.
How Pditor does it
Enter the pages to remove — single numbers, a comma-separated list, or ranges like 8-10. Pditor drops exactly those pages and keeps everything else in its original order, producing a new PDF. The content of the surviving pages is untouched.
Private and free
The tool runs in your browser session and your file auto-deletes within an hour — no signup. Need the opposite? Extract pages pulls a subset out into a new PDF, and Reorder pages changes their sequence.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I delete pages from a PDF?
- Open the Delete pages tool, enter the page numbers or ranges to remove, and download. The remaining pages keep their order. It's free and needs no signup.
- Can I remove several pages at once?
- Yes. Enter a list or ranges (like 2, 5, 8-10) and all of them are removed in one step.
- Do the remaining pages get renumbered?
- The pages keep their content and order; only the ones you specified are removed. Any stamped page numbers are unaffected unless you re-number.
- Is the original changed?
- No. You download a new PDF; your uploaded file auto-deletes within an hour.