Nothing is deleted behind your back
The tool only proposes pages. Every page it wants to delete is marked on its thumbnail, and one click keeps it.
Find the blank pages, review them, then delete.
Free up to 20 MB / 100 pages, up to 1 files · with credits up to 500 MB per file
See also: How to reduce PDF file size
Find the empty pages of a scanned PDF, such as the backs of single-sided sheets and separator pages, look them over, and delete only the ones you agree with. The search runs in your browser, so the file is not sent anywhere to be scanned.
The scan starts at once, in your browser, and thumbnails fill in page by page. You don’t have to wait for it to finish before you start looking.
Pages with a red border will be deleted. Click a page to keep it, click again to put it back on the delete list.
Loose, Normal and Strict show how many pages each would remove, and switching is instant, with no new scan.
When the scan has finished, press the button. The price is shown before you press it, and you download the cleaned file from your results page.
The tool only proposes pages. Every page it wants to delete is marked on its thumbnail, and one click keeps it.
Pages are examined in your browser, one at a time, so a large file keeps working, just more slowly, and your browser stays usable.
When a page is unclear it is kept. Pages with text, a signature field, a form field, a note or a link are never offered for deletion.
The search runs in your browser, so nothing needs the server for it. The file is uploaded alongside, so that removing the pages is a single step once you are happy with the list, and it is deleted automatically like every other file.
It is built to keep a page whenever it is unsure, and pages with text, links, form fields or notes are never proposed. A very faint pencil line can still look blank, so check the red pages, and use Loose if you want only the clearly empty ones.
Yes. Click the page to keep it, and click again to put it back on the delete list. The counts below the grid and the number on the button follow your choices at once.
Yes. The pages are examined one after another, so a long file takes longer but keeps working, and the page stays usable meanwhile. The remove button becomes available when the scan has finished.
Bookmarks and links that pointed to a removed page now point to the next page that is left, so nothing in the file ends up pointing at a missing page.
Anything that rewrites a PDF breaks its digital signature, so signed files are flagged when you add them and are left unchanged. If you only need a copy to read or archive, you can opt in to an unsigned copy. It is marked on every page and does not replace your signed original.
Scan in your browser, review, then remove.