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How to delete pages from a PDF file – onmsft.com

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June 28, 2022
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PDF files, short for Portable Document Format, help you see your documents in an electronic format. First designed by Adobe, the PDF comes with many pros; one of those benefits being the ability to delete specific PDF pages.

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If you’re looking to remove a page or a number of pages from your PDF, then you’ve come to the right place. So, let’s get started.

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How to delete pages from PDF files

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Your reason to remove a page from your PDF can be anything; you’ve got a blank page, a page with faulty format, and so on. But what’s interesting is that there are many ways to go about it. Let’s start with Acrobat Reader first.

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Take whatever PDF document you have and open it on the Acrobat Reader. From there, find and click on the Organize Pages option from the right-hand section, and you’ll be good to go. Now hover your cursor over the thumbnail of the page that you want to delete, and then click on Delete.

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That’s it. Do this, and your page will be deleted from the PDF. All you’ve to do now is click on OK to confirm your settings, and then save the PDF by clicking on Save.

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Another method to delete pages from your PDF files is through your browser itself. It can be any browser; for this example, we’ll use Chrome. First, open the PDF file in your browser. Then head to its settings through the application menu from the top-right corner, and click on Print…

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Now enter the pages that want to keep in your documents, or in other words, keep out the page number that you’d want to remove, and then click on Save.

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Deleting pages from your PDF files

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Removing pages you don’t want in your PDF files doesn’t have to be a rocket science, and thanks to a slew of tools at our disposal, it isn’t. We hope you successfully deleted as many pages as you’d wanted to without too many difficulties.

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