Drag and drop a file, then remove pages from your PDF.
Select a file, then remove pages from your PDF.
Select a file, then remove pages from your PDF.
How to remove pages from a PDF
Here are the steps to delete pages in a PDF file using the Acrobat online tool:
- Click the "Select a file" button above or drag and drop a PDF into the drop zone.
- Choose the document from which you want to remove PDF pages.
- After uploading your file, sign in to continue.
- Highlight the page thumbnail or thumbnails you want to delete from your PDF.
- To delete the selected PDF pages, click the dustbin icon in the top toolbar.
- Click "Save" and rename your new PDF file.
- Download the file to store it in your desired location or get a link to share it.
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Swiftly delete PDF pages
Easily remove pages from a PDF using Adobe Acrobat online services. Upload a PDF document, sign in to continue, and download or share your new file once you’re done.
Selectively remove pages from PDF files
With Acrobat, you can choose to remove certain pages from your file. After signing in, you can highlight any page thumbnails you want to delete. When you’ve highlighted every page you want to remove, click the dustbin icon in the top toolbar.
Reorder, rotate, and re-organise PDF pages
Organise your PDFs with Acrobat online. You can also drag and drop pages to reorder them and even rotate PDF pages to portrait or landscape mode.
Create the perfect PDF with Adobe
Using our delete PDF tool, you can organise and share your file with others. They’ll all see the same content, and you can collect their feedback in one PDF online, too.
Simplify working across devices
Whether you’re on your desktop, laptop, or phone, you can use Acrobat online tools to delete pages in PDFs. They work in any browser and operating system, letting you proceed without hassles.
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Questions about how to delete PDF pages? We've got answers.
Can blank pages be removed from PDF files?
You can use Adobe PDF delete pages tool to remove blank pages from your file. Upload a PDF, sign in to Acrobat, and select the blank pages you want to delete. Then click the dustbin icon in the top toolbar to delete those pages from your PDF.
Can I revert the changes after deleting PDF pages?
Yes. Our Acrobat online tool creates a new PDF file when you delete a page from PDF. This allows you to revert to your original document if you need the original version before changes.
How can I use Adobe Acrobat online to organise a PDF?
The online services of Acrobat let you set up a PDF just the way you need them. Simply drag and drop PDF pages to reorder them. You can rotate a selected page to landscape or portrait mode by clicking the rotate clockwise or rotate anticlockwise icon. To add a page, click the Insert pages icon and then click a + button wherever you want to insert a file. To delete a page, select it and click the dustbin icon.
For more advanced PDF tools, take the Adobe Acrobat Pro trial for free for seven days on all operating systems, including Mac, Windows and Linux. The free trial lets you edit PDF text and images, add page numbers and bookmarks, extract pages, convert PDFs, insert watermarks, split PDFs, reduce file size and more.
Are there any limitations on how many pages I can delete from a PDF?
The Acrobat delete pages tool supports 1,500 pages within the resulting document. You can easily delete pages by selecting multiple pages and deleting them simultaneously using the dustbin icon.
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