Delete PDF pages
Drop blank pages, extra covers or appendices you don’t need by typing their page numbers.
Drop a PDF here
PDF · up to 100 MB per file
Files are deleted after 2 hours. You can delete them right after downloading.
How to use Delete PDF pages in 3 steps
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Upload your PDF
Add the file by clicking to browse, dragging it in or pasting a direct download link to the PDF. For a file in Google Drive, select it in Google’s file picker.
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Enter the pages to delete
Type page numbers into “Pages to delete” using commas and hyphens. For example, 2,4-6 deletes pages 2, 4, 5 and 6.
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Delete and save the new file
Click “Delete pages” to build the new PDF, then download it or save it to Google Drive. You can continue to Add page numbers to renumber the shorter document.
Features
Delete PDF pages removes the pages you don’t want to keep, such as blank sheets from a scanner, inserted ads or unrelated appendices. You type the pages to delete in a format like 2,4-6, and the remaining pages keep their content and order. The original file on your device stays untouched.
- Mix single pages and ranges in one field, such as 1,3,8-12.
- Remaining pages keep their original content and order.
- The new file is named after the original plus -xoa-trang, e.g. file.pdf becomes file-xoa-trang.pdf.
- Works with one PDF up to 100 MB from your device, Google Drive or a direct download link.
- Uploads and results are deleted after 2 hours, or immediately when you click “Delete now”.
Frequently asked questions
How do I type the page numbers?
Separate pages with commas and use a hyphen for a continuous range. For example, 1,3,8-12 removes page 1, page 3 and pages 8 through 12.
Do page numbers mean the printed numbers or the position in the file?
They count positions in the file, starting from the first page. If your document has an unnumbered cover, include it when you count.
How do I find out which pages to delete?
Open the PDF in any reader on your computer or phone, note the page positions shown in its page counter, then type them into “Pages to delete”.
Does this change my original file?
No. BigQTools creates a new PDF with the -xoa-trang suffix, and the original on your device or in Google Drive stays as it was.