How to Delete Pages from a PDF (and Extract Only the Ones You Need)
Sometimes a PDF has extra pages: a cover sheet, blank pages or attachments you don't want to share. Removing them is quick and leaves the document cleaner and lighter.
Delete or extract: which one to use
If you want to remove a few pages, use Delete pages. If you only need a few pages from the document, use Split PDF to extract them into a new file.
Step by step
Open the tool, choose the PDF, select the pages from the thumbnails and confirm. A copy without them is created and the original is not modified.
Afterwards you can compress the result if it is still too heavy.
Before sharing
If the PDF has sensitive data on other pages, deleting them is safer than covering them up. To hide information inside a page, use Redact PDF.
Do it on your device: your files are never uploaded to any server.
Delete pages from a PDF
Frequently asked questions
Is the original file modified?
No, a copy is created.
Can I recover a deleted page?
Only from the original, which is why you should keep it.
Are my files uploaded?
No, everything happens on your device.
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