How to remove pages from a PDF

Delete unwanted pages — blank separators, duplicate scans, or pages with sensitive content.

Short answer: use Organize Pages to specify the pages to keep, or the editor's page panel to delete individual pages.

Delete specific pages in the editor

1. Open the PDF in the editor.
2. Click Pages in the sidebar to open the thumbnail panel.
3. Click the trash icon under any thumbnail to delete that page.
4. Undo (Ctrl+Z) if you removed the wrong page.
5. Download when the document is correct.

Keep only selected pages

1. Open Organize Pages.
2. Drop your PDF.
3. Enter the pages you want to keep, in order. Example: 1, 2, 5, 8 keeps those four pages in that order.
4. Click Apply and download.

Before you delete

• Keep a backup. Even with undo, if you save over the original you can't get it back.
• Check page numbers twice. PDF viewers and the editor both show page numbers, but they may differ from printed numbering in the document itself (which can include a cover).
• Consider split instead. If you might need the removed pages later, use Split PDF to keep both versions.
• Redaction warning. Deleting a page hides it from the document but the file may still contain recoverable data in unused structures. For true redaction, export from the editor which rebuilds a clean PDF from the retained pages.