Delete Pages from PDF

Open your PDF, pick the pages you don't need, get a clean file back. Everything happens on your computer.

Open your PDF, pick the pages you don't need, get a clean file back. Everything happens on your computer — the file is never uploaded. Click the Delete Pages from PDF icon and the tool opens in its own tab. Choose a file from your computer, or drop it anywhere on the page. Every page appears as a numbered thumbnail. Click the ones that have to go, click again to keep them, hold Shift to mark a run of pages. Press the button and the finished document is in your downloads. - Every page of the document shown as a numbered thumbnail - One click marks a page, a second click keeps it, Shift marks a range - A running count of what goes and what stays, before you press anything - One finished PDF straight into your downloads, never a ZIP archive - The result is written as a brand-new document, so a page you removed is gone from the bytes, not just hidden from view - A file that cannot be opened — password-protected, damaged, or not a PDF at all — gets a plain sentence instead of a blank screen - Long documents stay usable: a 500-page file opens at once and thumbnails are drawn as you scroll No redirect, no website. The tool opens inside the extension. Your file never leaves your computer. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored. Free. No trial, no daily limit, no subscription, no watermark. This extension requests no permissions at all. Bookmarks and fillable form fields are not carried over to the new file. Delete Pages from PDF does one job and nothing else, so there is nothing to set up and nothing to switch off. Nothing is ever fetched from the internet, so it keeps working with no connection at all. Some people look for this as remove pages from PDF, others as delete PDF pages. It is the same job, and this is where it happens. Reading and writing use bundled copies of the open-source pdf.js (Apache 2.0) and pdf-lib (MIT) libraries. Both ship inside the package; no code is loaded from anywhere else.