Common reasons to remove pages
- Blank pages left over from a batch scan
- Duplicate pages scanned twice by mistake
- A cover sheet or fax header that doesn't belong in the final document
- Outdated pages in a document you're reusing as a template
How page removal works
Rather than recreating the whole document, a page removal tool rebuilds the PDF using only the pages you keep, in their original order. Everything else — formatting, images, embedded links on the remaining pages — stays exactly as it was.
Double-check before removing
PDF page numbers as counted by a tool don't always match any printed page numbers inside the document (a cover page or blank page can shift things by one or more). Preview the page thumbnails rather than relying only on printed numbers, especially before removing several pages at once.
Remove pages from your file
The PDFGuy Delete Pages tool lets you specify individual pages or ranges to remove, entirely in your browser.