Remove specific pages from a PDF
1 min read·25 July 2026
Need to delete a page from a PDF? Maybe a blank page, an unnecessary cover, or confidential information. PDFrust lets you selectively remove any page in your browser.
When to delete pages?
Common cases: blank pages introduced during scanning, unnecessary cover page or table of contents for internal use, removing confidential attachments before sending, duplicate pages from merging, or printer documents that generate blank back pages.
Selecting pages
PDFrust shows you a visual overview of all pages as thumbnails. Click the pages you want to remove. Use Ctrl+click (or Cmd+click on Mac) for multiple pages at once. Or enter page numbers (e.g. "1,3,5-8" to delete pages 1, 3 and 5 through 8).
Delete PDF pages
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Difference from splitting
Deleting eliminates specific pages from an existing document. Splitting divides a document into multiple files. If you want part of a PDF as a separate file, use the split tool.
Undo?
The delete operation cannot be undone in the tool itself — but your original file on your computer is never changed. Download the result, check it, and only then delete the original if you're sure.
Replace pages
Want to replace a page rather than delete it? Remove the existing page, merge the document with the replacement page, and reorder using the organize tool.
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