Delete Pages
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Deleting PDF pages means removing selected pages from a document and copying the rest into a new file. The kept pages keep their content and formatting; the original is left untouched, and at least one page must remain for the output to be a valid PDF.
At a Glance
1 Credit
Per Run
On-Device
Processing
25 MB
Free File Limit
500 MB
Pro File Limit
Key Facts
LittlePDF Delete Pages shows a thumbnail grid where pages are clicked to mark them for removal, with select-all and deselect-all shortcuts.
The tool prevents deleting every page, since a valid PDF needs at least one page; kept pages are copied without re-rendering, preserving quality.
Page deletion runs entirely client-side in the browser using pdf-lib, costs 1 credit, and works on files up to 25 MB free or 500 MB on Pro.
How to Delete Pages in 3 Steps
Drop the PDF into the upload area to see every page as a thumbnail.
Click the pages you want to remove; a checkmark marks each one selected.
Click the process button and the trimmed PDF downloads to your device.
Why Delete Pages with LittlePDF?
Click thumbnails to mark pages for removal, so you select by sight rather than guessing page numbers.
Select-all and deselect-all make it quick to keep a few pages out of many, or drop a few out of many.
Kept pages are copied rather than re-rendered, so the trimmed file is as crisp as the original.
The deletion runs in your browser with pdf-lib, so the file is never uploaded to a server.
Features
Click-to-Select Grid
Every page renders as a thumbnail. Click one to mark it for deletion, with a running count of how many pages will be removed, so you commit only when the selection looks right.
Select-All Shortcut
A single button selects or clears every page at once, which is the fast way to keep a small set out of a large document. The tool blocks deleting all pages so the output stays valid.
Original Left Intact
The pages you keep are copied into a new PDF and the source file is never modified, so a wrong deletion is undone by simply reloading the original.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: June 2026