Runs on your device · Your file never leaves your device.
Pick the pages you do not want from the thumbnails, or type a range like "1-3, 7", and download the document without them.
This is the quick way to drop the blank backs of double-sided scans, remove a fax cover sheet, or take out a page before sending a document on.
The remaining pages are copied across untouched, so the result is identical in quality to the original — and because it happens on your device, the page you removed was never uploaded anywhere in the first place.
Not for: Redacting content — deleting a page removes the whole page; it cannot hide part of one.
Typing works as well as tapping: 2, 5-7 selects pages 2, 5, 6 and 7. A range can be written backwards, such as 7-5, digits of any script are understood, and the Arabic comma also separates entries. Numbers beyond the last page are ignored with a warning, and text the tool cannot read selects nothing and is quoted back so you can correct it.
To keep only a few pages, select those and press Invert: the selection switches to every other page, ready to delete. There is no automatic blank-page detection, so pick blank pages from the thumbnails. In a double-sided scan where every back is empty, those are the even pages: 2, 4, 6 and so on. In a document of more than 250 pages the thumbnails are not drawn, and typed numbers are the way to choose.
The chosen pages are taken out of the document, so no viewer shows them and the page count drops; the pages you keep are left as they were. The file is named after the original with "-pages-removed" added.
The deleted pages are removed from the file itself, not only from view. Their text and pictures are not written into the download, nor are the form fields that sat on them with their values, the bookmarks and links that led to them, or the named destinations pointing at them. The file is written from what the remaining document uses, so nothing of a deleted page is left over.
One thing is given up for this: a tagged PDF, the kind made for screen readers, loses its tag structure, because the tags of the deleted pages cannot be separated from the rest here. The pages themselves look and read the same.
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