Insert blank page at any position in your PDF
1 min read·25 July 2026
Need to add a blank page to the beginning, middle or end of your PDF? PDFrust lets you insert a blank page at any position — free in your browser.
When to add a blank page?
Common scenarios: adding a blank title page to a report, adding blank pages so the total is divisible by 4 (for booklet printing), inserting separator pages between sections, or adding a blank back page for double-sided printing.
Choose the position
Choose where to insert the blank page: before the first page (=new first page), after the last page (=extra back page), or after a specific page (e.g. "after page 3"). PDFrust shows page thumbnails so you can visually check the position.
Insert blank page
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Add multiple blank pages
Add more than one blank page in one step. Useful for reaching a page count that fits a specific print or binding requirement.
Size of the blank page
The blank page has the same format as the rest of the document by default (e.g. A4). If you want a different size, adjust this using the resize tool after inserting.
Difference from organize
The addBlank/blankPages tool specifically adds empty pages. The organize tool lets you reorder existing pages. Use both in combination for full control over page layout.
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