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Delete PDF pages

Drag and drop a file, then remove pages from your PDF.

Remove pages from a PDF for free

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How to delete pages from a PDF online for free

Do you need to remove a page from a PDF online in a hurry? With our PDF page remover, it’s easier than ever to delete pages and quickly download the updated document. Whether you’re at the office or on the go, here’s how to get started:

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  • Depending on your device or preference, click the blue Select a file button or drag and drop your file from your desktop or file browser into the dotted, rectangular box.
  • If you chose Select a file, your file browser should appear – select and open your chosen PDF.
  • Once Acrobat has uploaded the file, sign in or register for an Adobe account for free.
  • To cut pages from a PDF, you need to highlight the page thumbnails you want to remove. You can delete a single page, or a selection from the PDF.
  • Next, navigate to the top toolbar and click the Dustbin icon. This will remove the chosen pages from your PDF.
  • Finally, click Save and enter a new name for your edited PDF to download your file to your device. Alternatively, get collaborators involved and share your PDF file online with a link.

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Delete pages from a PDF in seconds

Use Adobe Acrobat's online services to easily remove pages from a PDF. Simply sign in, upload your PDF document and download or share your edited file.

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Remove only selected pages from a PDF

Sign in and highlight the specific thumbnails of the pages you want to delete from the PDF. Once you've finished highlighting the unwanted pages, click the dustbin icon in the toolbar at the top to remove them.

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Share your edited PDF

Once you're happy with your PDF, it's easy to share it with others. Your collaborators will have the same online view of the PDF as you, so it's a great way to collect feedback or request signatures. You can even compress your PDF, to make sending easier.

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Use any device

You can access Acrobat online tools on any device and any operating system. From desktops to laptops and smartphones, you can easily use the tools you need wherever you are.

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Use trusted tools to remove PDF pages

Acrobat lets you work seamlessly. Delete pages from a PDF quickly and easily to get the results you need in a flash. Rest assured your PDF edits are safe, with powerful encryption and GDPR compliant procedures so your data stays secure.

Questions? We have answers.

How do I delete pages from a PDF without Acrobat Pro?

You don’t need an Acrobat Pro subscription to delete pages from a PDF, but you do need a free Adobe account to access our online tool.

Simply upload the file you want to edit in the page above – via the Select a file button or by dragging and dropping your file into the box with the dotted outline. To remove pages, you’ll need to sign into your Adobe account.

Is there a way to delete blank pages in a PDF?
Yes, you can delete blank pages in a PDF. You just follow the same process as deleting any other page in your PDF. Sign into Acrobat, upload your PDF, and select the blank pages from the file you want to remove. Then head to the toolbar at the top and click the dustbin icon to remove the PDF pages that you selected.
How do I erase words on a PDF?
As well as deleting pages on your PDF, you can also use Adobe Acrobat’s online tools to delete individual paragraphs, sentences and words. The easiest way to do this is to use the PDF to Word tool to convert your PDF to an editable Word document and then amend the text as needed. Once you’re done, simply save the document as a PDF file and you’re good to go.
How do I undo edits on a PDF?
Each time you delete a page, a new PDF document is created by Acrobat. That means it’s easy to revert to your original document if you delete the wrong pages from your PDF.
How do I rearrange a PDF document once I’ve deleted my pages?

Rearranging pages is quick and easy to do for free with Acrobat’s online PDF Page Rearranger tool. Drag, drop and rotate your pages, or insert new ones in seconds.

Try a 7-day free trial of Adobe Acrobat Pro for even more PDF editing tools. Edit PDF text and images, add page numbers and bookmarks, extract pages, convert PDFs, insert watermarks, split PDFs, reduce file size and more.

How do I delete a page from a PDF on my iPhone?
It’s easy to delete pages from a PDF on your iPhone. Simply tap  Select a file  on the page above and select your chosen file. Sign into your Adobe account (or your Apple or Google account) and tap the thumbnail of the page you want to delete and then select the trashcan icon. Then, save your PDF or share online – simple.

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