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Remove blank pages from a PDF

Clear empty pages out of a scan

Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.

Tick the pages to remove. Look at each one before you confirm.

Keep the original. Editing a PDF can invalidate a digital signature, and special features, forms and bookmarks may not carry over to the new file.

Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

To remove blank pages from a PDF, the tool checks every page and suggests the ones with no visible content, and you confirm what goes. Pages with faint text, a form field or a comment are never ticked automatically, so nothing important disappears by accident. Look at the thumbnails before confirming. You can’t delete every page.

How it works

Scans often leave grey specks, staple marks or text showing through from the other side of the sheet. The tool may skip a page like that. Tick it by hand if you know it’s empty.

Press “Find blank pages”, look through the suggestions, then “Remove selected pages”.

Worked example

A double-sided scan of a 40-sheet file comes out as 80 pages, and 23 of the backs are empty. Run the check, flick through the suggestions and confirm. You get a 57-page PDF that is easier to read and quicker to send.

Questions people ask

How do I delete one specific page?

Delete and reorder PDF pages is quicker for that: you pick the page from its thumbnail.

Could a faint page be flagged by mistake?

It can happen, which is why you review every marked page. The automatic choice is deliberately strict, so a trace of text or a comment keeps a page in.

Are blank pages deleted straight away?

No. The check only makes suggestions. The new file is created when you confirm.

Why weren’t some empty backs found?

Show-through from the front of the sheet counts as content. Tick those pages yourself after looking at the preview.

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Updated: 13 November 2026