Delete Pages

What Delete Pages does

Delete Pages removes the pages you select from a PDF and rebuilds the document from the ones that remain, locally in your browser.

Most documents arrive with pages nobody wants: a fax cover sheet, a blank verso, a duplicate scan, the terms-and-conditions boilerplate on the back of every invoice. Deleting them is trivial work that somehow still usually means uploading the whole file somewhere.

Here you get a numbered grid of every page in the document. Tap the ones to remove, and a fresh PDF is assembled from everything you left alone. Your original file on disk is never touched — only the copy you download has the pages removed.

How to use Delete Pages

1. 1

   Upload the PDF

   Drop in your file. A numbered tile appears for every page it contains.

2. 2

   Select the pages to remove

   Tap each page you want gone. Selected pages turn dark. Use Select all / Clear to move quickly.

3. 3

   Check what remains

   The counter shows how many of the total pages are selected for removal.

4. 4

   Remove and download

   Click Remove. The trimmed PDF is rebuilt on your device and downloads straight away.

Delete Pages: details and limits

• The kept pages are copied untouched — no quality is lost and text stays searchable.

• You cannot delete every page; at least one has to remain, and the tool will say so rather than produce an invalid file.

• Your original is unchanged. Keep it if there is any chance you will want the deleted pages back — they are not recoverable from the download.

• If you are keeping fewer pages than you are removing, Extract Pages is the same job with fewer taps.