Delete unwanted pages from a PDF
Blank scan pages, cover sheets, outdated appendices and pages with details you don't want to share are all common reasons to trim a PDF. Type the pages to remove, for example 2 or 1,4-6, and Foldr rebuilds the document without them.
The result is a new file named after the original with -trimmed added, so your original file is never changed.
How to use Remove pages
- Add your PDFDrag a PDF onto the upload area or press Choose file.
- List the pages to removeIn Settings, type page numbers or ranges in Pages to remove, such as 2 or 1,4-6.
- Press Remove pagesFoldr creates a copy of the PDF without those pages.
- DownloadClick the green download button for the trimmed PDF.
Limitations to know about
- You cannot remove every page of a document.
- Page numbers mean the position in the PDF (first page = 1), not numbers printed on the pages.
- Encrypted PDFs cannot be opened.
Common uses
- Drop blank pages left by a scanner.
- Remove a cover sheet or an outdated appendix.
- Take out pages with details you do not want to share.
Frequently asked questions
How do I delete a page from a PDF?
Add the PDF, type the page number in Pages to remove, press Remove pages and download the new file.
Can I remove several pages at once?
Yes. Use commas and ranges, for example 1,4-6,9 removes pages 1, 4, 5, 6 and 9.
Does this change my original file?
No. Foldr creates a new file and leaves the original untouched.
Are removed pages really gone from the new file?
They are not copied into the new file. As with any document you plan to share, open the result and check it first.
What does the error 'Pages must be between 1 and N' mean?
You entered a page number that is higher than the number of pages in the PDF. Check the page count shown beside your file.