Delete or Extract Multiple PDF Pages at Once, Free
Click through a thumbnail grid of every page, pick as many as you need, then delete them all together or pull them into a brand-new downloaded PDF — all without an account or your file ever touching a server.
Select a PDF to Manage Pages →How it works
Select your PDF
Select Manage Pages
Click every page you need
Delete or Extract
Why managing pages locally matters
This editor
- Your file never leaves your device
- No account or email required
- No file size cap
- Pick pages visually, by thumbnail
Typical "upload to edit" tools
- Your document sits on their server
- Usually requires an account
- Often capped on the free tier
- One page removed at a time
Frequently asked questions
How do I delete several PDF pages at once instead of one at a time?
Select Manage Pages, click every page you want gone (they highlight as you pick them), then click Delete. All of them disappear together, as a single undo step — press Ctrl/Cmd+Z once to bring every one of them back if you change your mind.
Can I pull specific pages out into their own file?
Yes — select the pages you want (they don't need to be next to each other) and click Extract instead of Delete. That downloads a brand-new PDF containing just those pages, in the order they appear in your document, and leaves the one you're editing untouched.
Does the thumbnail grid show my edits, like added text or signatures?
The thumbnails show each page's underlying content so you can tell pages apart quickly — they're not a live preview of every annotation. Anything you've already added is still baked into the final file either way, whether you delete, extract, or download normally.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere to manage its pages?
No. Everything happens in your browser using JavaScript. The file never leaves your device.