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How to Extract Pages from a PDF
Upload your PDF
Drop the file or click to browse. The page count loads instantly — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Select pages to keep
Click each page you want to keep. Selected pages turn green. Click again to drop a page.
Download the result
Press Extract & Download. The selected pages are saved as a fresh PDF, fully lossless.
Why delete pages in the browser?
Deleting a page only rewrites the PDF's page list — the content of the kept pages is copied across untouched, so there is zero quality loss. Because it all happens on your device, a confidential contract or bank statement never leaves your computer, which is the safest way to trim a document.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I delete pages from a PDF for free?
Upload your PDF, click the pages to remove, and press Extract & Download. It is completely free with no signup, no limits and no watermark.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The entire operation runs inside your browser, so your document never leaves your device — important for private or confidential files.
Does deleting pages reduce quality?
No. The kept pages are copied exactly, so text stays selectable and images stay sharp. It is 100% lossless.
Can I delete multiple pages at once?
Yes. Click as many pages as you like and they are all removed in one step.
Can I delete every page?
No — a PDF must keep at least one page, so the tool stops you from removing them all.
Does it work with password-protected PDFs?
It can read many protected PDFs, but a strongly encrypted file may need to be unlocked first.
Is there a file size limit?
Because it runs in your browser, large files depend on your device's memory, but typical documents process instantly.
Is this tool really free?
Completely free, forever, with no account, no watermark and no premium wall.
When to Extract PDF Pages
- Removing blank pages left over from scanning a double-sided document.
- Cutting cover sheets, fax headers or advertisement pages from a downloaded PDF.
- Deleting confidential or draft pages before sharing a contract or report.
- Trimming a large scanned book or manual down to just the chapter you need.
- Removing duplicate pages that crept in when merging several files together.
- Cleaning up a bank statement or invoice to keep only the relevant months.
Deleting pages vs splitting a PDF
Deleting pages removes the pages you pick and gives you back a single, smaller PDF with everything else intact — ideal when you just want a few pages gone. Splitting, by contrast, breaks one PDF into several separate files. If your goal is to throw away unwanted pages and keep one clean document, deleting is the right tool. If you need to separate a document into independent parts, use a split tool instead. Both keep the original quality untouched because the underlying pages are copied, never re-rendered.
Is it safe and private?
Yes. Every step happens inside your browser using your own device, so the PDF is never uploaded, stored, or seen by anyone. This is the single most important difference from many online PDF editors, which send your file to a server you have no control over. For anything sensitive — legal documents, medical records, financial statements — a browser-based tool that keeps the file local is the safest choice. When you close the tab, no copy of your document remains anywhere.
Tips for the best result
Double-check before downloading
Selected pages turn red and the counter shows how many will be removed and how many kept, so you can confirm the numbers before committing.
Keep at least one page
A PDF must contain at least one page, so the tool will not let you remove every page at once.
Quality stays perfect
The pages you keep are copied exactly — text stays selectable, images stay sharp, and the file is not re-compressed.
Works on any device
There is nothing to install. It runs the same in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge, on desktop or phone, completely free.