Load a PDF to see every page as a thumbnail. Click ✕ on the pages you want to remove, then build a new PDF without them.
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How to Delete Pages from a PDF
Three steps, all in your browser.
1
Add your PDF
Drag in a PDF or click to browse. It stays on your device — every page appears as a thumbnail.
2
Mark pages to remove
Click ✕ under each page you want gone; its thumbnail dims. Click again to keep it.
3
Build and download
Click Build PDF to download a new file with the marked pages removed. Need to reorder what's left? Use Rearrange PDF Pages.
To keep the chosen pages instead of removing them, use Extract Pages. Split PDF turns a range into its own file, and Organize PDF Pages reorders and rotates in the same pass.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I delete a page from my PDF?
Load your PDF and every page appears as a thumbnail. Click the ✕ button under any page you want to remove — its thumbnail dims to show it's excluded. Click Build PDF to download a new file without those pages. Nothing changes until you build.
Can I remove several pages at once?
Yes — several pages can go in one pass. Mark as many pages as you like with the ✕ button before building; all of them are left out of the new PDF in a single step. The pages you keep are copied across unchanged.
Can I get a deleted page back?
Yes — a deleted page can be restored right up until you build. Clicking ✕ toggles a page off; click it again to bring it back. The original file on your device is never modified — you only ever download a new copy.
What if I delete every page?
Build PDF refuses and asks you to keep at least one page, because a PDF must have at least one page. Switch any page back on, then build again. Nothing on your device changes until you download the new file.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No — the PDF stays on your device. Pages are rendered locally with the same engine Firefox uses to display PDFs, and the new PDF is built entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored — closing the tab clears everything.
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