Automatically detect and delete empty pages — great for cleaning up scans.
Scan every page of a PDF and automatically remove the ones that are effectively blank (white). Perfect for tidying up scans and duplex prints that insert empty pages. Files are processed securely and never stored.
Upload your file using the tool above.
Adjust any settings to your preference.
Click the process button and wait for results.
Download your output using the download button.
Usually duplex scanning — feeding single-sided documents through a double-sided scanner produces an empty page for every blank reverse. Printing to PDF from documents with section breaks does it too, as do fax and multifunction devices that pad output to an even page count.
It looks at how much of the page carries content above a threshold, so genuinely empty pages are removed while a page with a single line or a small logo is kept. Scans are rarely pure white — dust, speckle and paper texture all register — which is why a tolerance rather than an exact test is needed.
It is possible with intentional blanks, such as the "this page intentionally left blank" separators in formal reports, or a page holding only a faint watermark. Check the page count before and after, and review the result if your document uses deliberate spacing pages.
Yes, Remove Blank Pages from PDF is completely free. No signup, no account, and no watermark on outputs. A Pro tier is available for 100 AI ops/day and larger file sizes.
Remove Blank Pages from PDF uploads your file over an encrypted connection to our own processing server, converts it, and returns the result. The file is deleted immediately after processing and is never used for anything else. It is not sent to any third party, and we keep no copies.
Drop a PDF to remove blank pages
Automatically detect and delete empty pages
Drop your file into the stage to begin.
When to use it: Scanners and duplex printing often insert empty pages. This removes them automatically so your document is tidy.
Privacy: Your PDF is sent over an encrypted connection, processed in memory, and deleted immediately after — never stored.