How to Delete Pages from a PDF (Without Acrobat)
Scanners add blank pages, downloads include cover sheets, and reports carry sections you don't need to share. Removing pages from a PDF shouldn't require paid software — and it doesn't.
The quick way
Open Delete Pages from PDF, upload your file, and type the pages to remove — individually or as ranges, like 1,4,8-10. Click the button and download the trimmed PDF. It all happens in your browser, so the document is never uploaded.
Delete vs extract
Two ways to get to the same place: delete the pages you don't want (best when you're removing a few), or extract only the pages you do want. To keep just a handful of pages, Split PDF is the faster route. Pick whichever means typing fewer page numbers.
Find the page numbers first
Not sure how many pages there are or which to cut? Open the PDF in any viewer to note the numbers, or check the total with the PDF Page Counter. Page numbers here are the document's actual page positions, starting at 1.
Common cleanups
Removing blank separator pages from a batch scan, cutting an internal cover sheet before sending externally, dropping appendices a client doesn't need, and deleting duplicate pages from a bad print-to-PDF.
Finishing touches
After trimming, you may want to renumber with Add Page Numbers so the sequence is clean, or merge the result with other documents using Merge PDF.