Delete Pages
Remove unwanted pages from any PDF and download a clean, smaller version instantly.
Got a PDF with a few pages you do not need? mydearPDF lets you delete specific pages and download a clean PDF in seconds. Type the pages or ranges to remove and the tool returns a fresh PDF without those pages — original formatting, fonts, and links untouched on the rest.
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Drop, process, download — in seconds.
How to delete pages with mydearPDF
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Upload your PDF
Drag the PDF in or click the upload area to browse files.
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Enter pages to delete
Type the pages or ranges to remove, separated by commas (e.g. 2,4-6).
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Click Delete Pages
mydearPDF builds a new PDF without the pages you specified.
- 4
Download the result
Click Download to save mydearpdf-delete-pages.pdf.
Built for speed, privacy, and zero friction
- Remove any combination of pages and page ranges
- Quality and formatting preserved on remaining pages
- No watermark, no signup, no daily limit
- Files deleted from our server immediately after processing
Frequently asked questions
How do I delete multiple pages at once?
Use commas and dashes. For example "2,4-6" removes page 2 and pages 4, 5, and 6.
Can I undo a page deletion?
The tool is non-destructive — your original file is never modified. The downloaded file is a new PDF with the pages removed. Keep your original if you might need to restore.
Will deleting pages affect the rest of the PDF?
No. Pages outside your delete list are kept exactly as-is, including fonts, links, and image quality.
Is there a file size limit?
You can upload PDFs up to 100 MB.
Delete Pages is the cleanest way to trim a PDF without rewriting it from scratch. Whether you are removing a confidential page from a draft, cutting blank scan separators, or pruning ads from a downloaded brochure, the tool produces a fresh PDF that opens identically to the original — minus the pages you removed. Your original file stays on your device, untouched, so deletes are always safe to experiment with.