Remove pages
Delete the pages you don't need from your PDF document.
How to delete pages from a PDF online
Upload the PDF
Drag the file you want to remove pages from, or click to select it from your computer. You'll see a thumbnail of each page.
Select the pages to delete
Click each page you want to remove from the document. Mark as many as you need.
Download your PDF without those pages
A new PDF is generated with only the pages you didn't mark, without touching the rest of the content. Everything happens in your browser, without uploading the file to any server.
Why remove pages from your PDFs on PDFDocks?
Removing a few pages from a PDF — a wrong cover, blank pages from a scan, information that shouldn't have been included — is a straightforward task that many online tools unnecessarily complicate by requiring you to upload the file to an external server. In PDFDocks, deleting pages is done with JavaScript, directly in your browser: the document never leaves your device. You see a thumbnail of each page, mark the ones you want to remove, and in seconds you have the new PDF ready, without the original or resulting file ever passing through any server. Since it doesn't depend on a shared server, there's also no artificial limit on the number of pages in the document you're working with.
Can I select which pages to delete?
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Yes. Your file is never uploaded to a server: the deletion is performed directly in your browser with JavaScript, so the PDF never leaves your computer at any time.
Can I select multiple pages at once to delete?
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Yes. You can mark as many pages as you need by clicking on each one before generating the new document.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server when using this tool?
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No. The entire process happens in your own browser, with your file never traveling over the internet at any point.
Is my PDF private?
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Yes, no installation needed. It works directly from your browser on desktop or mobile, with no account creation or additional software downloads required.
Is the rest of the PDF content modified?
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No. Only the pages you mark are removed; the rest of the document—text, images, formatting—remains exactly the same.
Is there a page limit for this tool?
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We haven't set any artificial limits. Since the process happens in your own browser, you can work with documents of any size — the only real limit is the available memory on your device.