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Delete Pages From a PDF — Free & Private

Remove blank pages, duplicate scans, or sections you no longer need. Choose exactly which pages to delete and download a clean copy — nothing leaves your browser.

Drag & drop a PDF file here

or select a file from your device — choose which pages to remove

Files are edited locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server

How It Works

Clean up a PDF in three simple steps.

1

Upload your PDF

Drag and drop a PDF file into the box above, or click to browse your device.

2

List the pages to remove

Type the page numbers or ranges you want deleted, for example "2, 4-6".

3

Download the result

Your edited PDF, with the selected pages removed, is ready to download instantly.

Why Use PDFHome?

A fast, private way to clean up a PDF without special software.

100% private by design

Editing happens entirely in your browser — your PDF is never uploaded to a server.

Precise page control

Delete a single page, several individual pages, or whole ranges in one operation.

Original quality preserved

Remaining pages are untouched — no recompression, no loss of quality.

Works on any device

PDFHome runs in any modern browser on desktop, tablet or mobile.

Instant results

There's no upload wait — deletion happens the moment you click the button.

Free, no account required

Delete Pages is completely free with no sign-up and no watermark.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — enter a comma-separated list of pages and ranges, for example "2, 4-6, 10" to delete pages 2, 4 through 6, and 10 all at once.

No — a PDF must have at least one page, so PDFHome will show an error if your selection would remove all pages.

No. The remaining pages are copied exactly as they were in the original file — nothing is recompressed.

Yes. Deletion happens entirely on your own device in your browser — your file is never transmitted over the internet.

Page numbers refer to a page's position in the document (page 1 is the first page), not any page number printed on the page itself.