Remove Pages from PDF
Delete unwanted pages, page ranges, blank scans, cover sheets, or private sections from a PDF.
How it works
Upload PDF
Select the PDF file to remove pages from.
Enter Pages
Type single pages, ranges, or a mix such as 1, 3, 5-8.
Download Clean PDF
Get a new PDF with the selected pages removed while your original file stays unchanged.
About This Tool
Removing pages from a PDF is useful when a document contains extra scans, blank pages, cover pages, duplicate pages, ads, old instructions, or information you do not want to share. Instead of recreating the whole PDF, upload the file, enter the page numbers to delete, and download a cleaner copy.
JustConvert supports simple page notation. Use commas for separate pages, such as 2, 5, 9. Use a hyphen for ranges, such as 4-7. You can combine both styles, for example 1, 3, 6-8, 12. The tool removes exactly those physical pages and keeps the remaining pages in their original order.
Your original file on your device is not edited. JustConvert creates a new PDF after processing, so you can retry with different page numbers if needed.
- Remove individual pages or ranges with one command
- Supports comma-separated lists and range notation
- Creates a new cleaned PDF without changing your original file
- Useful for blank scans, cover sheets, duplicate pages, and confidential pages
- Keeps the remaining pages in their original order
- Files are processed over HTTPS and automatically deleted after download
Common remove-pages examples
These examples show how to type page numbers when you need to delete specific pages from a PDF.
Remove one page
Type 1 to remove the first page, such as an unnecessary cover sheet or instruction page.
Remove separate pages
Type 2, 5, 9 to remove several non-consecutive pages while keeping the rest of the PDF.
Remove a page range
Type 6-10 to remove every page from page 6 through page 10 in one step.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I remove multiple non-consecutive pages at once?
Yes. Enter page numbers separated by commas and use hyphens for ranges. For example, "1, 3, 7-10" removes page 1, page 3, and pages 7 through 10 in a single operation.
How do page ranges work?
A range removes every page between the first and last number. For example, "4-6" removes page 4, page 5, and page 6. You can combine ranges with single pages, such as "1, 4-6, 10".
What happens to the remaining pages after removal?
The remaining pages are compiled into a new PDF in their original order, minus the removed pages. Page numbering in the content is not automatically updated; only the physical pages are removed from the file.
Does removing pages affect the original file?
No. Your uploaded file is processed on our servers and a new PDF is generated. The original file on your device is untouched. You download the new version without the removed pages.
What if I accidentally remove the wrong pages?
Simply re-upload the original file and try again. Your original file is unchanged on your device, so you can redo the operation as many times as needed.
Can I remove blank pages from a scanned PDF?
Yes. Open the PDF, note the blank page numbers, then enter those page numbers in the remove-pages box. The output PDF will keep the non-blank pages.
Is there a limit on how many pages I can remove?
You can remove any number of pages as long as at least one page remains in the document. The tool processes all specified pages in a single pass.