Click the pages you don't need, or type a range, and download a PDF without them.
Quick answer
To delete pages from a PDF, open PDFella's Delete PDF Pages tool, upload the file and click each page you want to remove (or type a range like 2-4). Click Delete pages and download the new PDF. Removed pages are fully deleted from the file.
Updated 5 October 2026 by the PDFella team
Key facts
Step by step
Drag your PDF onto the upload area or click Choose file. It opens in your browser straight away. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
Click page thumbnails to mark them (they turn red), or type a range such as 2-4, 7 and click Select.
The selected pages are removed and their content is cleaned out of the file, not just hidden.
Rename the file if you like and click Download. You can also open the result in the editor to keep working on it.
Why PDFella
Select pages visually or by number.
Deleted pages and their content are stripped from the file.
Your files never leave your device, which keeps confidential documents private and makes processing fast.
No sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit for browser-based tools.
Some tools only hide removed pages inside the file. PDFella rebuilds the document and removes every object that only belonged to deleted pages, so their text and images aren't carried along in the new PDF.
Anyone sharing documents
Remove blank, duplicate or confidential pages before sending.
Students
Delete cover and index pages from readings.
Admins
Trim scanned batches down to what matters.
Select the page in Delete PDF Pages, click Delete pages and download the new file.
Yes. Click several thumbnails or type a range like 2-4, 7.
Yes. Content that belonged only to deleted pages is removed from the file.
No. Everything runs in your browser.
Yes, with no account.
Your original file isn't changed; start again with it at any time.