Quick answer
Remove selected blank, duplicate, or unwanted pages from a PDF locally in the browser and verify the new copy before sharing.
Use the related browser-only tool after reading the safety notes, then verify the output before sharing.
Identify pages first
Open or preview the PDF and note the page numbers you want to remove. The current tool removes pages by number, not by automatically detecting blank content.
Be careful with scanned documents because a page that looks blank may contain a faint stamp, signature, page number, or backside scan. Review before deleting.
Create a new copy
The safest browser-only method is to copy kept pages into a new document instead of mutating the original file. This keeps the original on your device and gives you a new output to review.
After removing pages, open the result and confirm that the correct pages are gone and the remaining pages are still in the expected order.
Check links and signatures
Removing pages can affect bookmarks, internal links, page labels, tables of contents, and digital signatures. Important business or legal documents should be verified carefully before sending.
Removing pages is not the same as redaction. If a page remains in the document, the visible content on that page remains too.
When this workflow helps
Page removal is useful for deleting scanner blanks, duplicate pages, separator sheets, irrelevant covers, or extra instruction pages before sending a shorter document.
If you need to remove private text inside a page, do not simply cover it with a shape or delete a different page. Use a proper redaction process and verify the output.
FAQ
Does the tool detect blank pages automatically?
This launch version removes pages you select. Automatic blank detection can be added later with careful testing.
Can this redact a PDF?
No. It removes pages, not content inside kept pages.
Will the original file change?
No. The tool creates a new local copy.