Delete pages
Remove unwanted pages from a PDF file with ease.
Drag & drop your files here
or pick from your device
Supported formats: PDF
How to use
- 1
Upload your PDF file.
- 2
Type the page numbers to delete, e.g. 2, 5-7.
- 3
Click "Delete" and download the file without those pages.
About the Delete pages tool
A blank page at the end, a sheet scanned by mistake, or a section you'd rather not share — deleting pages from a PDF is an everyday need that doesn't justify installing full software. Type the page numbers or ranges (like 2, 5-7) and download the file without them in seconds, with the remaining pages' order and quality untouched.
And because files we trim pages from are often sensitive (contracts, bank statements, official documents), the tool runs entirely in your browser: no server upload, no temporary copies outside your device. If your goal is the opposite — keeping only specific pages — the Extract Pages tool is faster for that.
When do you need this tool?
Removing blank pages from scans
Duplex scanners produce lots of blank pages — remove them all with one line like 2, 4, 6 before archiving.
Dropping pages the recipient shouldn't see
Remove internal pricing or notes pages before sending a proposal to a client, instead of re-exporting the file from its source.
Trimming files before printing
Cut covers and promo pages out of manuals before printing to save paper and ink.
Why ToolsRio?
Real privacy
All processing happens inside your browser. Your files are never uploaded to any server, and nobody can see them — not even us.
Free without limits
No watermark, no file-count limits, and no hidden paid tiers.
Instant speed
No waiting for uploads and downloads to a remote server — processing starts immediately on your device.
No sign-up
No account, no email, no annoying ads. Open the tool and use it right away.
Frequently asked questions
How do I specify which pages to delete?+
Type page numbers separated by commas, or a range with a dash, like 1, 3-5, 8.
Can I delete every page in the file?+
No, at least one page must remain in the resulting file.
Does the order of the remaining pages change?+
No, the remaining pages keep their exact original order.